bitdrift turns 1,000,000,000
When we started building what would become Capture while still at Lyft, we were trying to solve a frustrating, expensive, and very real problem: Mobile observability didn’t work.
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A sneak peek at our new Workflows UI
We're about to ship a ground-up redesign of Capture workflows that makes them fast to build, easy to read, and ready for AI agents to create and manage programmatically.
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Critical User Journeys: Where revenue optimization & application debugging unite
CUJ is the user's shortest path between opening your app and getting what they came for. Learn why they're hard to understand on mobile & how bitdrift can help.
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User experience signals to log for mobile observability
Mobile requires a different approach. Learn what user experience (UX) signals mobile engineering teams should log for a proactive observability strategy.
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Announcing Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) for mobile observability
Today, we are announcing Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) for Amazon Web Services (AWS) in bitdrift Capture. With BYOC in bitdrift, you can take advantage of bitdrift's radical new take on observability to get better visibility, squash bugs instantaneously, and build better apps – all while maintaining…
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10 reasons not to use bitdrift: 5, you don’t want to risk the migration
Migrations can be disruptive, time-consuming, and potentially dangerous.
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Announcing histogram bar charts
Announcing histogram bar charts for bitdrift Capture — visualize the full distribution of histogram metrics at a glance.
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Mobile Session Replay: built for real observability
Most session replay tools weren't built for mobile apps. bitdrift's Session Replay takes a fresh approach, built for mobile-first observability.
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10 reasons not to use bitdrift: 4, you only care about crashes
In this post, the fourth in a series investigating reasons not to use bitdrift, we’ll discuss why crash-free rates and crash reporting tools alone do not constitute a mobile observability strategy.
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What is OpenTelemetry, and what is it not?
OpenTelemetry is an open-source framework and software including SDKs, tracing instrumentation, and a universal collector for generating, collecting, and exporting telemetry from applications and services.
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Announcing feature flag support
Introducing feature flag support in bitdrift Capture. Correlate feature flags to issues, filter by variant, and build workflows that react to feature flag exposures.
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10 reasons not to use bitdrift: 3, you like tools that were built for server apps
Once upon a time (not all that long ago), we had a smorgasbord of vendors offering a variety of tools to monitor application health: Log Aggregation, APM, Operational Intelligence, Web Application Monitoring, Digital Performance Management, Cloud-Native Monitoring … The list went on.
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