Three Design Principles Behind The World’s Most Powerful Telemetry Platform
By We designed NRDB for millisecond performance—and to help our customers benefit from it on their biggest days.
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Secrets of a NRQL Wizard
By New Relic’s Kevin Scaldeferri shares insider tips and tricks on how to use New Relic Query Language (NRQL) to understand and use your application data in powerful new ways.
Continue ReadingMonitor and Troubleshoot Database Performance Down to the Individual Instance with New Relic APM
By We are excited to announce the addition of instance-level datastore visibility to New Relic APM.
Continue ReadingYour PHP Database Code May Be Vulnerable to Hackers—Here’s How to Fix It
By Four PHP scripts designed to give you successive ideas of how to write safer, more easily maintainable code.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Launches Four New Features to Tame Modern Software Complexity
By The complexity of modern software architecture, or why you can’t trust microservices, in-memory databases, or PaaS … without New Relic.
Continue ReadingNew APM Database Dashboard Provides Improved Visibility for SQL and NoSQL Databases and Caches
By Quickly see the performance impact of a specific data store type on your app—useful to devs for optimizing performance, and ops for troubleshooting.
Continue ReadingCheck Out the New Agent SDK Beta Release
By Last month, we released a beta version of the Agent SDK, which lets you build your own custom agent in any language. Some of you have already started using it and are ready for us to release the next feature. Nice work! So here you have it: the latest beta, now supporting database transactions. Take…
Continue ReadingWho Needs MySQL When There Is IndexedDB?
By Matthew Setter is a professional technical writer and passionate web application developer. He’s also the founder of Malt Blue, the community for PHP web application development professionals and PHP Cloud Development Casts – learn Cloud Development through the lens of PHP. You can connect with him on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or Google+ anytime. Recently, I discussed an alternative to Cookies with the introduction of…
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