New Relic Infrastructure
While Red Hat OpenShift manages your Kubernetes infrastructure, New Relic’s Kubernetes integration provides application- and infrastructure-centric views into your clusters.
Continue ReadingA step-by-step overview of how to use New Relic for methodical load testing and root-cause analysis in your performance engineering process.
Continue ReadingNew Relic has been busy iterating its incident context capabilities with a host of useful improvements—including support for New Relic Infrastructure, multiple anomalies, and PagerDuty notifications!
Continue ReadingWe’ve rolled out support for GraphQL—an API query language that lets a client make a single request to fetch data from multiple services.
Continue ReadingYou can now run the New Relic Infrastructure agent as a non-root user in one of two permission modes. Here’s how.
Continue ReadingHere’s how we reduced toil by changing the release process of our Windows agent from half-day-long manual process to a five-minute Jenkins job.
Continue ReadingThe New Relic Infrastructure team has been busy developing ways to help you get more out of Amazon Web Services investment—here’s what’s it in it for you!
Continue ReadingWe’ve gathered some hands-on tips and practical advice for getting up to speed with AWS Lambda, including behavior and cost considerations.
Continue ReadingSet up your team to get the most from New Relic Infrastructure with this set of proven and field-tested best practices.
Continue ReadingWe ship our on-host integrations across several distros and versions—here’s how we use Jenkins to optimize our release process.
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