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description New Relic Overview

New Relic is a powerful application performance monitoring (APM) platform that also offers robust website monitoring capabilities. It provides detailed insights into application performance, infrastructure health, and user experience.

New Relics browser monitoring allows for in-depth analysis of front-end performance, while its infrastructure monitoring tracks server resource utilization. While it can be complex to configure initially, New Relics comprehensive data and advanced analytics make it a valuable tool for DevOps teams and developers seeking to optimize application performance and website reliability. It's a strong contender for those needing deep application-level insights.

insights Ranking position

New Relic ranks #16 of 50 in the Monitoring ranking, behind Lighthouse Metrics, ahead of FullStory.

balance New Relic Pros & Cons

thumb_up Pros
  • check Broad full-stack observability
  • check Powerful query language
  • check Detailed application tracing
  • check Extensive integration catalog
thumb_down Cons
  • close Complex usage-based pricing
  • close Steep initial learning curve
  • close Interface can feel overwhelming

help New Relic FAQ

Which programming languages are supported by New Relic for application monitoring?

New Relic offers a comprehensive Application Performance Monitoring (APM) agent that supports a wide array of languages. Developers can monitor applications written in Java, Python, Ruby, Node.js, Go, and .NET. The agents are easily installed via standard package managers like npm or pip.

How does New Relic structure its pricing for data monitoring?

New Relic transitioned to a consumption-based pricing model where users pay for the amount of telemetry data they ingest. They offer a generous free tier that includes 100GB of free data ingest per month. Once you exceed that limit, you pay a fixed rate per additional gigabyte of data collected.

Who founded the New Relic observability platform?

The platform was founded by Lew Cirne, a prominent software engineer and entrepreneur. He originally launched the company as New Relic in 2008 after recognizing the need for better Ruby on Rails application monitoring tools. Cirne served as CEO for many years before the company was eventually acquired.

Does New Relic provide real-user monitoring (RUM) for browser applications?

Yes, New Relic offers a dedicated Browser application that provides detailed Real User Monitoring (RUM). By injecting a small JavaScript snippet into your website, it tracks actual page load times and front-end JavaScript errors. This allows developers to see exactly how end-users are experiencing their web app.

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