The health rule scope determines the set of default health rule types. You can choose the scope to get a set of default health rule types for applications, servers, or databases. For example, when you define a mobile application as the scope, the default health rules such as crash rates and HTTP/network error rates are displayed. Similarly, if you define the health rule scope for an application, the health rules would be for business transactions, CPU/memory utilization, and so on.

From Alert & Respond > Health Rules, you can select one of the following health rule scopes from the drop-down list:

• Applications
• User Experience: Browser Apps
• User Experience: Mobile Apps
• User Experience: API Monitoring
• Event Storage: Overage Monitoring
• Databases
• Servers
• Analytics

You can also create new health rules to add to the default set for each scope. You may want to add the health rule app startsto your mobile application. This health rule is not part of the default set of health rules in the mobile app scope, so you would just need to add a new health rule.