Announcing New Relic AI: AIOps & Smarter Incident Response for Busy DevOps and SRE Teams
By New Relic AI brings actionable detection, noise reduction, intelligent assistance, and continuous improvement to modern software teams.
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Critical DevOps Interview Questions—and How to Answer Them
By DevOps-related hiring is booming, but that doesn’t mean you can sleep through your interview. We share expert advice on developing sharp answers to key DevOps interview questions.
Continue ReadingHow to Create Programmatic Service Level Indicators (SLIs)
By When creating service level indicators (SLIs), start with an understanding of your systems capability and build from there.
Continue Reading9 Incident Management Myths—Busted!
By From alerting to retrospectives, incident management experts at New Relic and around the industry identify common IM misperceptions and share best practices.
Continue Reading9 Reliability-Based Best Practices for Canary Deploys
By We believe canary deploys provide the most effective means for us to reliably deploy new services with the least disruption. Here’s how we do it.
Continue Reading7 Key Reliability Questions for Engineering Managers
New Relic engineering managers use these 7 questions to determine whether their teams are following our reliability best practices.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Has Acquired SignifAI to Advance AIOps
By New Relic’s buys SignifAI in a move towards a more open data platform, where teams can see all their operational data in one place, regardless of source.
Continue ReadingHow to Run an Adversarial Game Day
By Adversarial game days help New Relic apply chaos engineering to our reliability best practices—here’s how they work.
Continue ReadingDevOps Weekly’s Gareth Rushgrove on the History and Evolution of DevOps
The man behind the popular DevOps Weekly newsletter shares his perspective on how DevOps has grown and changed over the years.
Continue ReadingBest Practices for Setting SLOs and SLIs For Modern, Complex Systems
By When setting Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and Service Level Indicators (SLIs), think in terms of system boundaries, not individual components.
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