End-to-end observability is not mobile-to-backend observability
Datadog defines end-to-end observability from infrastructure to frontend. Here's why that model breaks when the frontend is a mobile app, not a browser.
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Announcing blob-stream: a Kafka alternative for no fuss, low cost high volume streaming
From a usage perspective, blob-stream is a streaming system that looks a lot like Kafka:
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Announcing out-of-memory reporting in iOS
In bitdrift for iOS, OOM terminations now appear in the Session Timeline and Issues page with stack trace and full session context leading up to the crash.
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6 things mobile engineering teams wish they knew earlier
Learn what makes mobile observability uniquely hard, reported by engineers who’ve lived through it at places like Favor Delivery, Hatch, and Zuper.
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Introducing bitdrift AI: the world’s first agentic mobile observability platform
bitdrift AI is a real-time, full-fidelity observability system that lets AI agents query mobile user behavior and act on it autonomously.
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Introducing scripting workflows for smarter debugging
We have recently launched a new workflow step for introspecting fatal app issues with a twist— rather than using predefined building blocks, the actual logic is written as a script, to capture exactly what matters for your team.
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bitdrift brings ClickHouse-powered mobile observability to ClickStack
bitdrift joins ClickHouse’s House Mates program with a mobile observability integration, bringing mobile-native telemetry, tracing, and debugging to ClickStack.
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How to use AI to instrument your mobile app for observability
Learn how an agent can read your app, decide on a best approach, add the right instrumentation, and wire up the SDK in a single pass with bitdrift.
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How bitdrift scaled to 121 million concurrent gRPC connections on Amazon CloudFront for live telemetry sporting events
When onboarding a customer serving live T20 World Cup cricket matches, bitdrift had to support surges to millions of concurrent gRPC connections in seconds.
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Reducing Android JVM allocations for less memory pressure and faster logs
Substantially reduce JVM allocations on common Android logging paths by removing map-shaped work from SDK internals and improve runtime along the way.
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Agentic investigation with bitdrift: Why is my conversion rate dropping?
Let your agents query reality. Use the bitdrift CLI with your agent of choice to answer questions about your mobile app with full-fidelity observability.
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Introducing entities: Real-time debugging for individual users
Before diving into the new entities feature, let’s first recap how bitdrift Capture works. Capture couples a real-time control plane with device local storage in order to provide 1000x the data when you need it and none when you don’t.
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AI-driven instrumentation made possible with new mobile SDK skill
New agent skill handles installation and instrumentation of the bitdrift Capture SDK. bd-instrumentation, bd-cli and bd-docs empower agentic mobile observability.
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Mobile teams: Log these app behavior signals to avoid blindspots
Mobile requires a different approach. Learn what app behavior & contextual UX signals mobile engineering teams should log for a proactive observability strategy.
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Announcing OpenTelemetry mobile tracing (that actually works)
Let’s talk about why tracing from the mobile client is very difficult, especially at large scale. In any moderately large deployment, backend traces are sampled to control costs.
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Device performance signals to log for mobile observability
Mobile requires a different approach. Learn what device performance signals mobile engineering teams should log for a proactive observability strategy.
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Introducing the bitdrift Public API: For programmable observability and beyond
Agents query reality with the bitdrift Public API, enabling programmatic access to admin, workflows, charts, issues, and captured sessions via the bitdrift CLI.
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Now available in AWS Marketplace, bitdrift delivers enterprise-ready mobile observability without friction
Newly available in AWS Marketplace, bitdrift makes it easy for enterprises to deploy mobile observability, featuring SaaS, BYOC, and BYOB deployment models.
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