Amazon CloudWatch RUM now supports Session Replay for Web Applications

Amazon CloudWatch RUM (Real User Monitoring) Session Replay gives developers a video-like playback of user experiences on their web applications — capturing clicks, scrolls, page changes, and errors — so they can see exactly what a user encountered in their browser without needing to reproduce the issue. CloudWatch RUM collects client-side performance metrics and error data from both web and mobile applications; Session Replay extends this visibility for web applications by letting developers visually diagnose issues like broken navigation flows or unresponsive UI elements that don’t surface in server-side logs. This capability is built for front-end developers and application owners who need to move quickly from a user-reported problem to its root cause.

Session Replay helps developers identify user experience issues — such as forms that fail to render or navigation flows that break — that can silently impact conversion and engagement, even when no one reports them. Developers can also replay sessions to study navigation patterns and identify drop-off points. To get started, enable Session Replay in your app monitor and view recorded sessions from the Session Replay tab in the CloudWatch RUM console — the feature is opt-in, supports sensitive field masking, and is included at no additional cost.

Session Replay for Amazon CloudWatch RUM is available in all AWS Regions where CloudWatch RUM is supported. To learn more about Session Replay for Amazon CloudWatch RUM, see the  Amazon CloudWatch RUM documentation . For pricing details, see the  Amazon CloudWatch pricing page .

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Source: Amazon Web Services

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