Observability: Evolving Beyond Traditional Log Monitoring
By Traditional log monitoring just won’t cut it in today’s fragmented DevOps landscape. Instead, teams need full observability.
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Unlock the Secret Powers of the New Relic Ruby Agent
By Learn how distributed tracing, error reporting, thread profiling, and logs in context deliver a powerful observability experience for Ruby apps
Continue ReadingReduce MTTR With Recent Innovations in New Relic Logs
By We’ve added some essential capabilities to New Relic Logs to help you eliminate toil and speed troubleshooting.
Continue ReadingPros and Cons of Five Enterprise-Ready Log Forwarding Patterns
By Reduce fragility in your logging pipeline with one of these patterns for log forwarding.
Continue ReadingHow to Implement New Relic on Linux Mainframe Hardware
By We’re constantly testing the limits of our platform to deliver more value for our customers. In the process, we occasionally stumble upon something really unexpected, which is exactly what happened when we set our sights on applying New Relic’s capabilities to mainframe hardware.
Continue ReadingAnnouncing New Relic Logs Integration With Vector
By Vector is an observability data router that can send metrics and logs from tools like StatsD and Syslog directly to New Relic.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Logs Update: Announcing Logs in Context for All New Relic Agents
By Use logs in context to link your log data to applications, errors, and distributed tracing in New Relic to quickly identify meaningful trends in your data.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Logs for AWS FireLens: Custom Log Routing for Amazon ECS Clusters
By New Relic Logs for FireLens gives our customers who run Amazon ECS clusters a faster and more efficient way to access, manage, and work with their ECS log data.
Continue ReadingHow to Disable Logging for a Kubernetes Pod
By In some cases, after enabling New Relic Logs for Kubernetes, you may have specific pods for which you want to disable logging. Here’s how.
Continue ReadingFutureStack19: Lew Cirne on Building the Industry’s First Observability Platform
By In his FutureStack19 keynote, New Relic founder and CEO Lew Cirne introduces New Relic One, the industry’s first observability platform that’s open, connected, and programmable.
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