Enhancing New Relic Docs—the Open Source Way
By New Relic just open-sourced our entire docs site! Learn how we built it, how to contribute, and get started.
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New Relic Dashboards and Custom Visualizations: Flexibility with Less Toil
By You don’t need to start from scratch. Take advantage of our library of dashboards and custom visualizations.
Continue ReadingSimplify Distributed Application Complexity with Dapr
By Now production ready, Dapr’s building blocks simplify your code, make it more portable, language-agnostic, and with built-in observability.
Continue ReadingPredictions for Observability’s Evolution in 2021
By We asked some bright minds to weigh in on how observability will impact business and technology in the year ahead.
Continue ReadingObservy McObservface Episode 13: Donkeys and Coffee Cats–Driving Community and Open Source with Kat Cosgrove
By In this episode, Kat Cosgrove, developer advocate at JFrog, talks about open source and working on firmware updates for self-driving cars.
Continue ReadingUnlock Secret Powers of the New Relic Ruby Agent, Part 2
By Learn how Ruby developers can make use of GitHub Actions (in JavaScript) to build reliable continuous integration workflows
Continue ReadingHow to Monitor GraphQL Apps with New Relic Apollo Server Plugin
By Instrument your GraphQL apps and get to the root cause faster with the New Relic Apollo Server plugin.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Partners in Launch of GitHub Sponsors for Companies
We’re proud to partner with GitHub to launch GitHub Sponsors for companies at Github Universe 2020
Continue ReadingWe Can’t Wait to Meet You at GitHub Universe
We’ve got big news to share at GitHub Universe—we’re working with Github and the broader open source community to make the internet a better place.
Continue ReadingThe Beginner’s Guide to Open Source, Part 4: How to Start and Grow an Open Source Project
By From READMEs to documentation to contributor guides—here are essential tips for how to start an open source project
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