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Unlock custom observability by exporting Crashlytics data to Cloud Logging

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Ernan Anguiano, Andrew Brook
Word Count
664
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5
Language
English
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No
Summary

Firebase Crashlytics can now export fatal crashes, non-fatal errors, and ANRs to Google Cloud Logging, connecting mobile stability data with Google Cloud’s observability and monitoring tools. The integration enables teams to create custom log-based metrics and alerts with tailored thresholds, queries, notification channels, and regional or error-specific conditions, helping reduce unnecessary alerts. Developers can investigate crash data through Logging Query Language or SQL, filter events by device details and app-defined keys, and use Gemini in the Cloud console for query assistance. Cloud Monitoring dashboards can combine crash-free rates, session volumes, error counts, and critical user journey metrics, while optional Firebase Sessions exports provide additional context. By placing client crash reports alongside backend logs, the feature also supports full-stack debugging and correlation of device failures with server-side activity. Setup is available through Firebase Project Settings under Integrations, with Cloud Logging offering a 50 GB monthly free tier per project before standard pricing applies.

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