Introduction to New Relic Android app

The New Relic Android app includes data about these features:

• APM metrics, both real-time and historical data, including health maps. Select the transaction icon to see detailed transaction metrics, or an Overview chart to view summary charts of your top five transactions. Select the icon to filter by labels and categories.

• Browser monitoring metrics, including average page load time, Apdex, average throughput, and more.

• Infrastructure monitoring.

• Mobile monitoring, including crash reports, network errors, API calls, and active user count.

• Event notifications, including mobile alerts wherever you are, plus deployment notifications and notes.

  New Relic's Android app does not have the full feature set of the New Relic web interface. For more detailed analysis, sign in to your New Relic account with a web browser.

You can use the Android app to view your synthetic monitoring data, including charts of your monitor's availability, load times, and load sizes. To view more detailed charts, select the caret icon.

You can mute or disable your monitor, and view details of any recent errors. For scripted monitors, you can view and search the script log.

When you log in to your New Relic account from the Android app, your device is automatically associated with your user channel. Then, you can add your user channel to your target policy to receive alerts.

For Android alerts, notifications appear on your lock screen. To view them, tap the alert event.

You can select any alert to view error details or acknowledge the alert. New Relic also sends a push notification when a colleague acknowledges an open event. Then, New Relic sends a final, closing notification when all Critical events end.

If you have installed mobile monitoring, you can monitor its performance directly from your Android device. Mobile monitoring includes network errors, API calls, and number of active users. You can also view detailed individual crash reports for a deeper understanding of a particular crash incident.

When viewing an application or host, you can change the visible time frame with the time picker.

• To move back and forth across the timeline, scrub the New Relic charts.
• To change the duration of the visible time slice, select the clock icon.
• To specify an end time other than now, slide the toggle from Ending Now to Custom Date.
• To save your changes and refresh the chart data, select the clock icon again.