From Nonprofits to Open Source: Building Contributor-Centric Systems and Programs
By Learn what nonprofits and open source projects have to teach each other about building and maintaining contributor-centric systems.
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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 ReadingDark Mode? A Must for Mission-Critical Operations and Developers
By You asked for it, and we listened. New Relic dark mode availability supports your mission-critical business operations.
Continue ReadingNew Relic One Has Dark Mode
By Remember that feedback form in New Relic One? We’ve been reading your responses and a lot of you asked for dark mode, and guess what? Now you have dark mode.
Continue ReadingDocs As the Code, Docs In the Code At New Relic
By The New Relic Product Language team uses docs in code to support our open source initiative
Continue ReadingHow Our Security Team Uses New Relic One for Prevention
By Learn how the New Relic Security team improved its security dashboards by converting them to Nerdlets, using the New Relic One SDK. Then try it at home.
Continue ReadingNew Relic One Helps Find.Jobs Discover a Major Crawlability Issue Impacting Revenue
By How Find.Jobs dramatically reduced infrastructure costs and fixed a web issue that led to a 20% increase in revenue.
Continue ReadingCreate Grafana Dashboards with Prometheus Data Stored in New Relic
By Learn how to store Prometheus data in New Relic and send that data to Grafana without having to adjust your existing dashboards
Continue ReadingNew Relic and Grafana Labs CEOs Discuss Partnership to Bring Observability to All
New Relic and Grafana Labs are committed to driving better cross-functionality to simplify observability and open instrumentation
Continue ReadingTroubleshoot Your Stack, Not Your Monitoring Bill
By Get the story behind our new simplified, predictable pricing.
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