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How to monitor your latest release with Firebase Crashlytics and Performance Monitoring

Releasing new features is exciting, but it can also be scary. Once your new feature is out in the wild, how can you ensure that the new release is stable for your users? Firebase has the tools to help you do that. Learn some of the best practices to monitor your latest release and stay on top of your stability issues. From leveraging identifying new features that are crashing to monitoring latency for calls to a new API endpoint, we guide you through setting your latest release up for success with Firebase Crashlytics and Performance Monitoring. 0:00 Introduction 01:54 Check crash-free users 02:39 Customize velocity alert thresholds 04:04 Set up crash alerts for Slack 04:59 Check if a new feature is crashing with custom keys 06:44 Set up the Crashlytics-BigQuery integration 08:14 Leverage the Crashlytics Data Studio template and track crashes by keys 10:18 Monitor app start time on the new dashboard 11:45 Monitor specific app code with custom traces 12:35 Monitor network request performance with custom URL patterns 15:12 Wrap-up Resources: How to set up Crashlytics alerting to monitor app stability: https://goo.gle/3dsCJlR Crashlytics Data Studio template: https://goo.gle/3drvBWy Using Google Data Studio with Crashlytics data: https://goo.gle/31nXtq7 Performance Monitoring network request data aggregation: https://goo.gle/374nUEC Launch new features with Remote Config’s percentage rollout mechanism: https://goo.gle/3j09qbo Speakers: Melissa Lopez, Maple Kuo Watch more: Firebase Summit 2020 playlist → http://goo.gle/firebasesummit2020 Subscribe to the Firebase channel → https://goo.gle/Firebase #FirebaseSummit event: Firebase Summit 2020; re_ty: Publish; product: Firebase - Crashlytics; fullname: Melissa Lopez;