Instrument Android apps
The process of monitoring the user experience of native mobile applications is different from monitoring browser-based web applications. This is because mobile app monitoring involves the compilation, packaging, and shipment of a monitoring library along with your own mobile application package.
To leverage Dynatrace for your Android app, check the get started guide for an overview of the required steps.
You can also explore our new demo mobile application to get a feel of how the instrumentation with Dynatrace works. This sample application showcases the main features provided by the Dynatrace Android Gradle Plugin and the OneAgent SDK for Android.
Starting with Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin version 8.263, we support the Jetpack Compose auto-instrumentation.
Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin
- Instrumentation via Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin
- Monitoring capabilities of Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin
- Configure Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin for instrumentation processes
- Adjust OneAgent configuration via Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin
- Change Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin configuration based on the project structure
We no longer support Java 8 for the Dynatrace Android Gradle plugin version 8.261+, as Java 11 is required for the latest version of the Android Gradle plugin API.