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“Within days of instrumenting all our services with New Relic APM and distributed tracing, we were able to identify critical bottlenecks. The visibility was far superior to what we had before. Now teams use New Relic as a single source of truth."
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"I used to spend every waking hour investigating noise. Now, if a New Relic alert comes in, I see the issue straight away. All the information is already there on the incident page through the server. Now I spend 10 minutes investigating and can figure out the issue faster."
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“Similarly, if a pilot lands at an airport and needs fuel, our systems need to be up. We need to be able to figure out when something went wrong and react quickly to fix the issue. Ideally, we can be proactive and identify problems before they become an issue.”
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"New Relic doesn't change the way you run your mobile application. You don't need to alter your network connection and you don't have to trigger any special events. You get very good data right away with basically no effort."
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"Product teams are coming to us all the time asking for new features. It's easy to get overwhelmed. You can't possibly do it all, so you must make intelligent choices. Trend data from New Relic helps us make informed decisions about what we absolutely must work on, right now."
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"Performance is paramount for any web service. If users encounter any performance issues at all, they’ll quickly move to a more responsive service, even if that service offers fewer features than SoundCloud. New Relic plays a major role in keeping our performance as fast and as consistent as possible."
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"When you're building software in an agile environment, it's easy to overlook simple fixes during the initial build. New Relic pointed us to some of the blind spots that had emerged during our first few months of work. And within a few days, we'd increased our response times across the …
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"Our campaign manager had two core questions for everything we did. First, does it make our people’s lives easier? And second, is it fast? With the right monitoring tools at our disposal, it was easy for us to demonstrate how we could increase the speed of our applications. We found …
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"New Relic alerted us to the Amazon outage before Amazon did. We were able to bring up another copy of our database, along with some application instances in AZs that weren't affected, and get back online. In fact, our infrastructure was back up and taking orders faster than portions of …
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"We can easily embed any chart from New Relic into another application. That’s a huge value-add, because some of our colleagues may not be familiar with this software, and they may not be interested in the nittygritty technical details. But we can give them access to key metrics by exporting …
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"Transaction Traces enables us to drill down into the call that's causing a problem, and to drill even further into the files that are surrounding it. It's like troubleshooting with a laser sight instead of a hammer."
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"New Relic enables us to measure like we've never measured before. Now, every time we deploy new code which we do two or three times each week – we can see, in near real time, if load times increase or decrease. Besides that, we're able to measure performance in terms …
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"Our environment just gets more sophisticated and complex, and that's where New Relic really shines. The dashboard feature gives us a comprehensive, near real time snapshot of our whole development landscape. That level of visibility is invaluable."
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"We're committed to using the best available technologies to help us grow and to give our users the best possible online experience. The Joyent cloud, optimized with New Relic monitoring, helps us operate with the kind of efficiency and flexibility we need to deliver an even better product to even …
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"The combination of DTrace and New Relic is the ultimate toolset for quickly identifying, isolating, and correcting performance issues. We try to keep our response time below 150 milliseconds from all of our servers. And with these tools at our disposal, we can get near real time statistics, right down …