New Relic: Real-Time Application Performance Monitoring
Real-time performance monitoring for applications, detecting issues and providing insights into app load times, throughput, errors and more.
What is New Relic?
New Relic is a comprehensive application performance monitoring and observability platform used by software engineers to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize their applications and infrastructure. It provides real-time visibility into the performance, health, and usage of applications running in cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments.
Key features of New Relic include:
- Application monitoring - Monitor response time, throughput, errors, Apdex score, host metrics, and more for web and mobile applications. Integrates with popular frameworks like .NET, Java, Ruby, Node.js, etc.
- Infrastructure monitoring - Monitor the health and utilization of servers, containers, hosts, functions, and other infrastructure.
- Browser monitoring - Monitor browser-side performance including page load times, AJAX requests, front-end errors, etc.
- Synthetics monitoring - Simulate user transactions from global locations to monitor availability and performance.
- Alerting - Get notified when specific events occur like application errors spiking or server memory utilization exceeding a threshold.
- Logging and error analytics - Aggregate and analyze logs and errors to debug issues faster.
- API performance monitoring - Monitor the performance of APIs and microservices.
- Cross-stack traces - Correlate performance data across distributed architectures to identify root cause of issues.
- Dashboards and visualizations - Customizable dashboards for visualizing metric data.
- New Relic One - Unified UI and platform for monitoring all your apps, infrastructure, browsers, and synthetic monitors.
With its comprehensive monitoring capabilities and ability to integrate with virtually any system, New Relic provides developers and technical teams unparalleled visibility into the health and performance of both modern and legacy systems.