Next-Generation Ops: A FutureTalk With Google Cloud Platform’s Kelsey Hightower [Video]
By How ops can deliver the next generation of automation tools for building better software.
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The Many Flavors of Ops
By From DevOps to MarkOps to NoOps, the list of “Ops” flavors goes on and on. But which ones are useful and which are just silly?
Continue ReadingThe Opsmatic Journey—The Inside Story of How We Became Part of New Relic
By Opsmatic co-founder Jim Stoneham explains how his company joined the New Relic team—and what they’re up to now.
Continue ReadingUsing Hybrid Clouds: App Migration
By The hybrid cloud can be a great way to incrementally add specific cloud-based services to your apps.
Continue Reading3 Ways Devs Can Help Ops: An Operations Perspective
By We asked ops teams how devs can help make their lives easier. Here’s what they had to say.
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Using Hybrid Clouds: Adding Cloud-Based Capabilities
The public cloud provides unique capabilities that are very attractive for use in many applications, including applications that are not based in the cloud.
Continue ReadingUsing Hybrid Clouds: Adding Data Center Capacity
When you need to add additional data center or server capacity—or even an entire new or better data center—the hybrid cloud can often do the job faster and more economically.
Continue Reading3 Way Ops Can Help Devs: A Developer Perspective
Grumbling doesn’t help to resolve the tension between dev and ops—understanding does. These three areas are a great place to start.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Ops: A Compilation of Best Practices and Lessons Learned
By From scaling your infrastructure to meet growth to effectively managing incidents and issues in production, you’ll find a variety of topics covered in “New Relic Ops: Greatest Hits.”
Continue ReadingScalable Meatfrastructure: Tips on Building Stable DevOps Teams [Video]
By New Relic Site Reliability Engineer Alice Goldfuss addresses the most important infrastructure underpinning any organization—its people.
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