5 Reasons Why Microsoft’s .NET Core Changes Everything
By Microsoft’s .NET Core 2.0 is the future for .NET shops planning to modernize their codebase and take advantage of a services architecture in the cloud.
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Microsoft Build 2017 Developer Day Offers ‘Speed Dating for Developers’
By Microsoft BUILD Developer Day shows off a new commitment to developer needs.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Brings Error Analytics Support to .NET
By New Relic customers running .NET apps now have access to error analytics—a powerful analysis tool for identifying and resolving errors in applications.
Continue ReadingDigital Intelligence Platform Winter Launch: Alerting, Dashboards, and Much More
By We’re announcing GA for “host not reporting” alerting for Infrastructure and JVM alerting, plus previews of company-wide dashboards, source maps for Browser, and more!
Continue ReadingAsync Programming Is Now Supported by New Relic APM’s .Net Agent
By For some time now, developers have used asynchronous programming techniques to get more out of their applications, with increasing amounts of work done in the background without freezing the screen. Web applications and services support a base level of concurrency naturally by virtue of the ability of web servers to handle many requests simultaneously. At…
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RedMonk on the Docker Usage Pattern: Significant Growth & New Directions
By RedMonk analyzes New Relic’s data on which programming languages are being used with Docker, its uptake patterns, and the growth of the Docker community.
Continue ReadingFirst Impressions, or Why I Returned to New Relic for Week #2
By Engineering manager Balki Kodarapu, a new addition to New Relic’s .NET agent team, shares his thoughts and experiences from his first week on the job.
Continue ReadingAn Inside Look at Microsoft Azure WebJobs
We wanted to monitor our WebJobs to better understand what they were doing, so we instrumented some things using the New Relic .NET agent.
Continue ReadingHow Trainline Keeps Up With What’s New From New Relic
By Thetrainline.com shares its best practices on staying up to date and how it gets the most out of its investment in New Relic.
Continue ReadingWe Just Made Naming Your .NET Stuff a Whole Lot Easier
We made it easier to name your self-hosted applications, Azure Cloud Services, VMs, websites, and anything else reporting to New Relic using the .NET agent.
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