Mobile RUM expands to React Native and Flutter, shared dashboards can stay live indefinitely, and Metrics Explorer queries can be saved to dashboards or alerts.

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Last9 has expanded its Mobile RUM (Real User Monitoring) support to React Native and Flutter, in addition to existing native iOS and Android SDKs. Shared dashboard links can now be set to never expire instead of timing out after 3 days. Metrics Explorer queries can now be saved directly to dashboards or converted into alerts without rebuilding them. Several bug fixes address logs/traces panels erroring on shared dashboards, node-exporter heatmap host filtering issues, and multi-org visibility for users on shared domains.

Mobile RUM on React Native and Flutter, plus better shared dashboards