Health
Health in the OTA Updates area (Manage) — route /ota/health.
Health lives in the OTA Updates area of the dashboard, under Manage.
At a glance#
| Dashboard route | /ota/health |
| Area | OTA Updates (ota) |
| Group | Manage |
| Platforms | Available for every app platform. |
| Note | This entry points outside its area's usual /{area}/{slug} pattern. |
What it does#
Health tells you whether a release is safe to keep rolling out, by comparing it against the release before it. For the release you pick it shows downloads, installs, rollbacks and the rollback rate, each with the delta versus the previous release — so a regression reads as a rising rollback rate rather than a number you have to hold in your head. It also surfaces apply-failed counts, the updates that reached a device but could not be applied.
Reading the page#
Health comparison puts the current and previous release side by side with their deltas. A rollback rate that is flat or falling is the signal to widen the rollout; one that is climbing is the signal to pause.
When rollbacks or apply-failures are present, the page links straight into Session Replay, pre-filtered to that bundle version and to sessions that hit an error — so you go from "this release is regressing" to watching the exact sessions where it did.
MRR at risk estimates the revenue exposed by a struggling release: affected users, the monthly recurring revenue attached to them, and a severity band (low, medium, high, critical). It turns a stability number into a business one.
Active experiments lists variant releases still rolling out — their rollout percentage, status, bundle version, platform and channel — so you can see what is in flight.
When to use it#
Before every rollout widening, and immediately if adoption shows a rollback spike. Health is where you decide to continue, pause, or roll back.
Limits#
Health is expressed through rollback and apply-failure rates against the previous release, not a single "crash-free" score — a release with no previous release to compare against will show its own counts without deltas. Crash and error signals that feed a rollback decision live in Guards and in Session Replay, which this page links out to.
Where the data comes from#
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Ota