Introducing the Nerdlog: Because Software Releases Should Be Fun
By Follow the Nerdlog to stay informed about the newest and most essential New Relic One changes and features.
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Under the Hood of New Relic’s Lambda Extension
By Learn how New Relic’s Serverless dev team integrated with AWS Lambda Extensions to reduce costs and latency for our users.
Continue ReadingAgentless Syslog Onboarding for New Relic Log Management
By Get an overview of syslog, syslog-ng, and rsyslog, and see you how you can begin sending log data today with just a few simple steps.
Continue ReadingNew Relic’s OpenTelemetry .NET Offering Reaches V1.0
By OpenTelemetry offerings enable you to easily ingest open source data into our Telemetry Data Platform and use Full-Stack Observability.
Continue ReadingHow New Relic’s PromQL Implementation Supports 99.5% of The Top Grafana Queries
By Learn how our PromQL implementation supports 99.5% of the top Grafana dashboard queries and will support the majority of your use cases.
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Our engineers and product managers share their favorite New Relic One features, capabilities, and integrations.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Annual Pool of Funds Simplifies Observability Pricing
By Annual Pool of Funds offers an alternative to monthly “use it or lose it” monitoring pricing, and enables observability at scale.
Continue ReadingHow to Set Up Windows Event Log Support
By After overwhelming requests, you can now forward Windows Events for log management in New Relic One’s Telemetry Data Platform.
Continue ReadingGetting started with Kafka Connect for New Relic
By Easily build real-time observability pipelines with the New Relic Kafka connector. Learn how to set up the connector for both events and metrics, and start sending data.
Continue ReadingObservability: 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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