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More Agent Goodness: Our Latest PHP Agent Release Includes Support for PHP 5.4

We recently released a new update to our PHP Agent. It includes: – Support for PHP 5.4 –  The frequently requested newrelic_set_appname() API that allows you to change the name of an application on the fly –  And a number of important bug fixes For more information, see the release notes for PHP 5.4 or [...]

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New Relic + PagerDuty = More Sleep?

Do you toss and turn at night worrying about the availability of your app? Do you wake up to calls from your boss telling you the site was down all night? Well, then we have great news just for you! We partnered with: That’s right, we’re announcing that as of today New Relic and PagerDuty [...]

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Lookout – New Relic’s Weekly Performance Emails Are Getting a Fresh Look

You know those weekly performance email reports New Relic sends you every Monday morning.  Well, we’ve gone and made them better.  That’s right, we’ve given them a complete makeover to ensure that this critical information is even easier to understand. These emails provide an excellent way for you to take a quick glance at how [...]

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Our Latest Java Agent Release Includes Support for Play! and More

One of the most requested updates for our Java Agent has been support for the Play! framework. For our customers building web applications, Play makes it easier to build apps with Java. With this release, Play is now directly supported by New Relic. The new v2.3.0 release also includes a number of bug fixes and [...]

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@GrahamDumpleton’s been busy! The latest Python Agent release includes support for Solr, MongoDB, Redis and more

Yesterday, our own Graham Dumpleton announced the latest release of our Python Agent. This version includes the following: - Support for tracking external requests to a Solr service using the ‘pysolr’ and ‘solrpy’ modules. Time spent making the request will show on the overview charts as Solr time. Metrics for individual types of requests will also [...]

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