9 Incident Management Myths—Busted!
By From alerting to retrospectives, incident management experts at New Relic and around the industry identify common IM misperceptions and share best practices.
Continue ReadingPlease Take DORA’s Accelerate: State of DevOps Survey
By New Relic is proud to help sponsor DORA’s DevOps research, here’s your chance to weigh in!
Continue ReadingThe Importance of Broadening APM to Monitor Business Performance
By We believe new Gartner research makes it clear: to get the most from APM, monitor business metrics as well as software and infrastructure performance.
Continue ReadingThe Modern Software Podcast: How ScribbleLive Fights Churn with New Relic
Steve Henry, VP/head of engineering for mar-tech leader ScribbleLive, shares insights on spreading performance data to the C-suite and turning engineering into a thought leader.
Continue Reading6 Things New Relic Believes About Modern Monitoring
By What’s really important in the world of application performance management, and how New Relic addresses them.
Continue ReadingDevOps Weekly’s Gareth Rushgrove on the History and Evolution of DevOps
The man behind the popular DevOps Weekly newsletter shares his perspective on how DevOps has grown and changed over the years.
Continue ReadingEdge Computing vs. Cloud Computing: Which One Is Right for Your Application?
By A look at the differences between cloud computing and edge computing, the edge’s advantages and challenges, and seven best practices for success on the edge.
Continue ReadingThe 15 Most Interesting Things Werner Vogels (and Friends) Said at AWS re:Invent 2018
By In his AWS re:Invent 2018 keynote, AWS CTO Werner Vogels told us about his worst day at Amazon—and plenty more.
Continue ReadingSecurity as Nurturance: The Modern Software Podcast
If security is warfare, we’re not winning. Esteban Gutierrez, New Relic’s Director of Information Security, has a better approach: security as nurturance.
Continue ReadingHow and Why to Hold “Blameless Retrospectives”
By Blameless retrospectives can help create honest incident reviews, allowing software development teams to openly determine what works well and eliminate what doesn’t.
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