How to monitor your latest release with Firebase Crashlytics and Performance Monitoring
summary
Filter Crashlytics to the latest release, check crash‑free users, and rely on velocity alerts (default 1% and adjustable down to 0.1% threshold) with Slack/Duty integrations for fast notifications. Tag checkout state with custom keys, export raw Crashlytics to BigQuery streaming, and use the Crashlytics Data Studio template to query crashes by purchase state. Performance Monitoring auto captures app start time, supports simple start/stop custom traces for checkout duration, and creates custom URL patterns to track a specific API endpoint’s response time on the dashboard.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:54Check crash-free users
- 2:39Customize velocity alert thresholds
- 4:04Set up crash alerts for Slack
- 4:59Check if a new feature is crashing with custom keys
- 6:44Set up the Crashlytics-BigQuery integration
- 8:14Leverage the Crashlytics Data Studio template and track crashes by keys
- 10:18Monitor app start time on the new dashboard
- 11:45Monitor specific app code with custom traces
- 12:35Monitor network request performance with custom URL patterns
- 15:12Wrap-up
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