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When using the mobile agent SDK, what is a key consideration?
The correct answer is D. It should be integrated into mobile apps for monitoring. Integrating the mobile agent SDK directly into mobile applications is its intended purpose - it enables monitoring of app performance, crashes, user experience, and network requests from within the mobile app itself. Option A is wrong because Browser EUM and mobile monitoring are
Question
When using the mobile agent SDK, what is a key consideration?
Options
- ABrowser EUM must be disabled
- BThe SDK version must match the web server's operating system
- CA standalone machine agent must be installed on the mobile device
- DIt should be integrated into mobile apps for monitoring
How the community answered
(38 responses)- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D95% (36)
Explanation
Integrating the mobile agent SDK directly into mobile applications is its intended purpose - it enables monitoring of app performance, crashes, user experience, and network requests from within the mobile app itself. Option A is wrong because Browser EUM and mobile monitoring are independent features that can coexist. Option B is nonsensical since the SDK version has no dependency on the web server's operating system - they are entirely separate systems. Option C is wrong because mobile devices are not servers; a standalone machine agent is installed on infrastructure machines (like app servers), not end-user devices.
Memory tip: Think of the SDK as a "tiny agent baked into the app" - the word integrated is your anchor. If it's mobile, the monitoring logic lives inside the app code, not outside it.
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