A modern application is comprised of a complex technology stack. In addition to the app server, the perceived performance of your app is dictated by the performance of databases, caching systems, message queues and the like. Something as simple as a poorly behaving network switch can impact the performance of your end user experience. To [...]
As a developer, you understand just how complex an application stack can be. Depending on the environment, there can be hundreds of critical components that make up a single app, and each piece is vital to its performance and reliability. To monitor each component, you may be using multiple tools to gain visibility. But that [...]
At New Relic, we want to make the lives of our customers a little easier every day. It’s one of our core company values and exactly what the release of the New Relic Platform is all about. Now for the first time ever, you’ll be able to see deep inside your application stack through our easy-to-use UI [...]
No matter what your job title is, the chances are you know how difficult it is to get data out of the tools you use. And the more components you have in your application stack, the more tools you rely on to get the information you need about your app’s performance and reliability. With the [...]
Last year’s Velocity conference was amazing, so naturally New Relic is participating again this year. This gathering features some of the most knowledgable experts in web performance. Once again, we’ll kick off the event with an ‘Optimized Breakfast‘ on Tuesday morning (June 18) with our COO Chris Cook, where you can hear company news and meet [...]
If you’re an Android Developer, we’ve got some exciting news for you. New Relic for Mobile Apps now supports Ant, Maven, Eclipse and Google’s latest Android build system, Gradle. (Yes, for real!) And, as an added bonus, we streamlined the Ant install process for you as well. Lots of optimization goodness for all you Android developers! It’s [...]
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