Abstract
In this paper we present a case study using New Relic as a monitoring platform to analyse the performance of mobile applications. DNUN (Danger Notification and User Navigation) is the application assumed to be evaluated. DNUN is associated with a geolocation system to navigate to the location of an object for immediate/later use from anywhere on the globe. We use the response time as the metric that Application Performance Management uses to measure the reliability of the DNUN application. We install DNUN app into the New Relic program using gem and configuration files. The dashboard proves that the overall rating of the app is excellent based on the response time performance.
Highlights
The mobile applications market place is quite competitive all over the modern world for young generation
Web Transaction response time is the time taken by the app server to respond to web transactions or requests made by the user
The response time for each request can be obtained by adding the total time spent by both the request and response in all the internal and external components of the application server
Summary
The mobile applications (apps) market place is quite competitive all over the modern world for young generation. Studying the behaviour performance of the mobile app is a demanding task for its service users. Authors have developed a new mobile app DNUN (Danger Notification and User Navigation) aimed to provide a rescue and navigation software using the geolocation process [2, 3]. DNUN provides an integration of mobile sensors and social network as a rescue plan that can be used in several military and commercial applications [4]. DNUN is an additional application that supports the mobility of the smartphone users. Reliability of DNUN is quite important for those users who are in danger situations
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