New Relic Dashboard for Enhanced Operational Efficiency

The New Relic dashboard is a game-changer for operational efficiency. It provides a centralized view of your application performance, allowing you to quickly identify and resolve issues.

With New Relic, you can monitor your application's performance in real-time, from the user experience to the underlying infrastructure. This visibility enables you to make data-driven decisions and optimize your application for better performance.

New Relic's dashboard offers a range of features, including customizable dashboards, alerting, and reporting. These features help you stay on top of your application's performance and ensure that you're always aware of any issues that may arise.

By leveraging New Relic's dashboard, you can improve your operational efficiency and deliver a better user experience.

You can customize metrics and incidents to send to your New Relic dashboard, tailoring the data to your business needs.

This is done by easily customizing any model metric and incident types available within the Superwise platform, as mentioned in the Superwise documentation.

To do this, teams can simply customize and share metrics and incident types on their New Relic dashboard for full MLOps visibility.

You can also configure New Relic integration to send data and incidents to your New Relic account, a process that involves creating a New Relic channel.

To create a New Relic channel, go to Notification channel settings, select New Relic, enter a channel name, and input the two New Relic tokens created during the previous step.

Click on the Test button to validate the integration, and you should get a success message in both Superwise and your New Relic account.

Here are the steps to create a New Relic channel:

You can also use the NerdGraph API to create and manage dashboards, which gives you access to more features than the UI, such as creating dashboards with data from multiple accounts.

Customization and integration are key to getting the most out of your New Relic dashboard. You can install pre-built dashboards that fit your business needs.

These dashboards are tailored to specific industries or use cases, such as an ecommerce site or a DevOps environment. You can choose from a variety of pre-built dashboards, like the Customer experience bottom of the funnel analysis or the Infrastructure Dashboard.

Pre-built dashboards can monitor orders, checkout, latency, and track promotions for ecommerce sites, or analyze CPU and memory for DevOps engineers. They provide a quick and easy way to gain insights into your business.

To make the most of your pre-built dashboard, you can customize it to fit your specific needs. This includes changing the name and settings, adding new content and widgets, and refining the charts.

Here are some examples of pre-built dashboards you can install:

You can also customize any model metric and incident types available within the Superwise platform and share them on your New Relic dashboard. This provides full MLOps visibility customized for your business context.

To set up New Relic integration with Superwise, go to Notification channel settings and select New Relic.

You'll need to enter a channel name and input the two New Relic tokens you created during the previous step. Click on the Test button to validate the integration, and you should get a success message in both Superwise and your New Relic account.

New Relic can be selected as a notification channel to send data and incidents to.

You can also customize specific incidents to be sent to New Relic by configuring a new policy in Superwise. This allows you to define logic, such as detecting missing value anomalies, and choose which channels, including New Relic, receive incident notifications.

Here are the steps to configure a new policy:

Once you've configured your policy, any new incidents will be available in both the Superwise model observability dashboard and the New Relic incident insights section.

You can also customize metrics and incidents to be sent to New Relic, allowing you to gain full MLOps visibility tailored to your business context.

To customize metrics, go to the specific model you want to add or delete metrics from, and navigate to the "New Relic - Model Metrics" page. Here, you can add new metrics or delete existing ones, with the option to choose from a menu of available KPIs.

The Alerting dashboard in New Relic is a game-changer. It's not just a static view of your services' health, but a dynamic and interactive way to monitor the performance of your applications, hosts, and front-end services.

One of the standout features of the Alerting dashboard is its accessibility. The designers have thoughtfully avoided relying on color coding, which can be a challenge for people with color blindness. Instead, they've used visual cues like wobble effects and pictorial references to convey information.

You can use the Alerting dashboard to view the health of multiple services across different applications and hosts. This gives you a comprehensive view of your system's performance and helps you identify potential issues before they become major problems.

Superwise's monitoring policy builder allows you to configure different policies and send detected incidents to various downstream channels, including New Relic. This means you can customize your alerting system to suit your specific needs and ensure that the right team receives the right alert at the right time.

To configure a new policy, you'll need to create a monitoring policy and choose New Relic as a notification channel. You can then define the logic for detecting incidents and specify the channels you want to receive notifications.

Here's a step-by-step guide to configuring a new policy:

Once you've configured your policy, any new incidents will be available in both the Superwise model observability dashboard and the New Relic incident insights section. This gives you a complete picture of your system's performance and helps you respond to issues quickly and effectively.

Error and Performance Monitoring is a crucial aspect of any application or system. With New Relic, you can effectively monitor your application or system for errors using the Error Reporting Dashboard.

This dashboard allows you to configure alerts for prompt responses when issues or errors arise. You can view metrics such as errors, errors by name, usage by browser, web transaction time, and MB usage on Docker.

New Relic's application monitoring enables you to create a dashboard for your PHP applications, providing real-time data and charts to analyze performance. You can view numerous metrics relating to your applications, including throughput, error rate, and web transaction time.

With these dashboards, you can identify the exact areas that are causing concern and take corrective action.

The New Relic dashboard is a game-changer for retailers, providing real-time data and updates to ensure you never miss anything. With this dashboard, you can view a variety of metrics including purchase conversion, order value per customer, and weekly order value.

The New Relic errors dashboard is also a valuable tool, enabling you to effectively monitor your application or system for errors. Alerts can be configured for this dashboard ensuring a prompt response when issues or errors arise.

You can customize the metrics and incidents you want to send to the New Relic dashboard. Teams can easily customize any model metric and incident types available within the Superwise platform and share them on their New Relic dashboard.

To add or remove metrics, follow these steps: go to the specific model you want to add/delete metrics from, go to the "New Relic - Model Metrics", and then choose the "Add KPIs" button to add a new metric. You can also use the Display name provided on the Model Metric settings page in Superwise to search for a specific metric you want to visualize.

To explore and visualize the metric within your New Relic dashboard, go to New Relic and select “Browse Data” and then choose "Metrics". This will allow you to view metrics such as errors, errors by name, usage by browser, web transaction time, and MB usage on Docker.

Sharing your New Relic data dashboards with Skykit is a highly secure way to communicate your data with your audiences. This is a big improvement over manually sharing dashboards with a dedicated computer and relying on a shared password to authenticate to screens.

Sharing dashboards manually can leave you vulnerable to security risks. Skykit Dashboard Connections, on the other hand, keeps your data secure and accessible with single sign-on and direct login options.

To control who can see and edit your dashboards, you can set permissions. You can choose from three options: Edit - everyone in account, Read-only - everyone in account, and Private.

Here's a breakdown of the dashboard permissions:

By default, new dashboards have Edit - everyone in account rights. You can change these settings later from the settings menu once you access the dashboard.