New Relic Demo: Boost Application Performance

With New Relic, you can gain a deeper understanding of your application's performance and make data-driven decisions to optimize it. New Relic provides real-time insights into application performance, allowing you to identify and fix issues quickly.

New Relic's demo shows how to boost application performance by identifying slow transactions and optimizing database queries. This is achieved by using New Relic's transaction tracing feature to analyze the performance of individual transactions.

By using New Relic, developers can identify performance bottlenecks and optimize their code to improve application speed. This is demonstrated in the demo, where developers are shown how to use New Relic to identify and fix slow transactions.

New Relic is a powerful tool for monitoring your application's performance. It's free to get started, with a generous 100 GB of data ingest per month.

To set up New Relic, you'll need to create an account on their website. This will give you access to their dashboard, where you can monitor your application's performance in real-time.

New Relic supports a wide range of programming languages, including Java, Python, and Ruby. This means you can use it with your existing codebase, no matter what language you're using.

You can add New Relic to your application by including their agent in your code. This agent sends data to New Relic's servers, where it's processed and displayed in your dashboard.

New Relic has a comprehensive set of features for monitoring your application's performance. These include metrics, events, and logs, all of which can be customized to suit your needs.

Monitoring applications is crucial to ensure they run smoothly and efficiently. New Relic's Application Performance Monitoring (APM) provides a unified monitoring service for all your apps and microservices.

You can try New Relic's APM for free forever, no credit card needed, and get instant access to high-value alerts and informative dashboards. New Relic's Node.js monitoring includes multiple alerts that detect changes in key performance metrics.

For Node.js applications, you can install the New Relic agent using npm package manager, and the agent will load automatically. You can also use the same New Relic app for multiple Node.js applications, but in real use cases, it's recommended to have separate apps for better monitoring.

New Relic helps you instantly understand application performance, dependencies, and bottlenecks. This full-stack monitoring allows you to get more out of your application.

You can select your language as 'Node.js' for APM to start monitoring your Node.js application. For this, you'll need to install the New Relic agent using npm package manager.

The New Relic agent can be installed in your Node.js application by running the command npm install newrelic --save. This will change 1 package and audit 194 packages in about 15 seconds.

New Relic allows you to use the same app for multiple Node.js applications, but in real use cases, it's recommended to have separate relic apps for each Node.js application for better monitoring.

You can use libraries like Winston 3.0.0 or higher for automatic logs in context, which will be available in the New Relic dashboard.

New Relic is also Drupal-optimized, which means you can use its interfaces and APIs to gain insights into slow Drupal modules, Drupal Views, and Drupal hooks. This capability empowers you to drill down into parts of Drupal code proactively.

Application Performance Monitoring allows you to track the performance of your applications in real-time. You can use New Relic's APM service for Node.js applications, which provides high-value alerts and informative dashboards to help you visualize essential metrics and act on potential issues quickly.

New Relic's Node.js monitoring includes multiple alerts that detect changes in key performance metrics. These alerts can be integrated with your favorite tools, such as Slack or PagerDuty, to notify you when something needs your attention.

You can try New Relic's APM for free, no credit card required, and it supports frameworks like Winston 3.0.0 or higher for automatic logs in context.

New Relic's APM for Node.js is easy to set up, requiring only a few steps: selecting your language as 'Node.js', installing the New Relic agent using npm, and downloading the 'newrelic.js' file with your app name and license key.

New Relic's full-stack monitoring provides insights into application performance, dependencies, and bottlenecks. It also supports integration with other tools and services, such as Stripe APIs and GraphQL API applications.

You can monitor your Node.js applications using New Relic's dashboards, which provide a unified view of your application's performance. The dashboards include different sections for monitoring, events, reports, and more.

New Relic's APM is supported by various frameworks and languages, including Java, Python, and Drupal. Each of these has its own specific setup process, such as installing the New Relic agent using an Ansible plugin for Java or using a specific path for the deploy script for Python.

The node instrumentation comes with the newrelic winston plugin installed. However, your application should declare a unique winston logger with a specific syntax.

Data Management is a crucial aspect of monitoring your applications and services. You can unify your data from various sources into a single view, allowing for a more complete understanding of how your services are behaving.

The New Relic data source plugin allows you to visualize data from multiple sources, including Prometheus, ServiceNow, Jira, GitHub, Splunk, and Datadog. This unified view enables you to gain a more comprehensive understanding of your services.

The New Relic data source plugin supports template variables, which allow you to create more dynamic dashboards in Grafana.

With one click, you can choose your New Relic data source and Grafana will return a suggested NRQL query, providing all the application names within New Relic’s Transaction data table.

This feature enables you to create more interactive and adaptable dashboards, making it easier to visualize and analyze your data.

Template variables can be used to filter and narrow down your data, providing a more focused view of your application's performance.

Having multiple data sources in one unified view allows you to gain a more complete understanding of how a service or application is behaving.

You can visualize your New Relic data side-by-side with other data sources within your organization, such as Prometheus, ServiceNow, Jira, GitHub, Splunk, and Datadog.

This unified view enables you to link the alert back to a single dashboard for a holistic view, and then drill into any of the mentioned data sets to get more detail.

With the New Relic data source plugin, you can unify your data and gain a more complete understanding of your services and applications.