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New relic was to set up and has been easy for the whole team to use for different needs. It gives us a good overview of our server and app health and alerts us to errors or issues quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the error reporting could be a bit deeper and easier to debug - that could be in part because of our complicated software though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

New relic is still by far one of the easiest APM products to deploy and gives excellent visibility. its python support is top notch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

price hikes. newrelic has increased its prices and is now not as accessible to smaller operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The dashboard provides insightful information of server usage (cpu usage, memory) and webpage response (in milliseconds) in one glance. Besides that, it shows specific script and even database query which takes longer than usual execution time. This is a very effective way to find out, troubleshoot and improve response time of specific script or webpage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The price is very high compared to its competitors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

NewRelic helps to identify the root cause of why your application performance is suffering. It's intuitive and interactive charts helps to debug the issue to its core. Features like showing the slowest query and helping to understand how one can be optimize is amazing. It also helps to understand in which part of the code it is taking too long; is it external service call, db, application stack or request queueing. It's alert and notifications mechanism is also great, we can integrate webhook to notify to our intended communication tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pricing is little too high and sometimes would be difficult to justify. Other than pricing, it's user interface does not work well with different resolution, I suspect it is not a responsive design. UI is distorted In Chrome because of which I always have to open NewRelic web in Firefox Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We love it's error tracing capabilities -- it lets us know when anything is broken without having to monitor logs, which our QA team uses extensively during testing / when looking into and reproducing production issues. When you're a paid subscriber, it provides extensive trace detail on exactly where your application is slow in production environments, without the performance tracing slowing down the application. It also gives you a good sense of what your customer is experiencing with your application without having to rely on customers complaining that things are slow or broken. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

New Relic has moved a lot of features that used to be free into paid tiers. Their pricing structure is unnecessarily expensive because it's per server or per container pricing. Unfortunately, a modern application is bound to have several servers that host the same application behind a load balancer. Since we don't use containers, that forces us to decide whether we want the pro features, or want to limit our scalability; we wish the pricing was per-application instead. So far we're stuck on the free edition as a result. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Option To create reports of Server over a Span of 3 Months.!!! That is an incredible method to keep a beware of what's going on after some time and even track the advancement. Aside from that, nitty gritty Error Analytics is a Big Yes for the general population dealing with the Servers.I truly like how the dashboard is spread out for clients. It is easy to understand by enabling clients to effortlessly explore through the site to search for essential examination. What I like best is that it can without much of a stretch reveal to me which applications are slamming, which applications are sans crash, and the particular occasions that are causing the applications to crash. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Execution breakdown is accessible for moderate exchanges. This is fine in a large portion of the cases, however after you're finished with the moderate ones it's difficult to get data on the quick ones. Likewise you have to push some fundamental data to New Relic as some imperative measurements are not accumulated as a matter of course. A few ideas like APDEX and T-values are not natural at first, yet are cool when you realize what you're managing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like how the dashboard is laid out for users. It is user friendly by allowing users to easily navigate through the website to look for important analytics. What I like best is that it can easily tell me which apps are crashing, which apps are crash-free, and the specific instances that are causing the apps to crash. The dashboard gives a detailed overview of all the apps, and helps me monitor the analytics of the all the Viacom apps. Furthermore, I can tailor the specific stats that I want to see using custom SQL code in New Relic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that I believe New Relic can improve upon is allowing the users to click on the specific crash occurrences and errors when looking through the graphs that have the analytics of the app based on user sessions with the app. Instead of just seeing the specific crashes and errors through the graph, I think being able to click on it that leads to the page with more details and information regarding the crash or error with the stack trace and event trail will be more convenient for users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With NewRelic, we can easily understand and identify the bottlenecks of the application. Very easy to integrate to application and much helpful when you want to count for every byte of data and every second of time to render the application.

Graphical representation of data helps in easily identifying the issues even for common man.

The tool even offers the better practice to follow and suggests the code change at line by line. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No issues found in the tool to dislike it. Everything they offer is priceless. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the amount of detail the reporitng can show and the uniqneness of the alerts that can be set. The email notifications are clear when viewing them if you are just waking up or get alerted in the middle of the night about a happenstance. I can easily find the problem with flexibility in the amount of detail I can set in the titles. I have full control in what I can control it is telling me at a certain time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about the software is how certain categories are named. There are many different methods of reporting and you have to be certain what each alert is reporting the way you want it to, otherwise if the server fails and none of the reports show an issue, you are screwed. Hover over options can be super useful, but none are implemented. I also dislike the amount of detail the walk throughs go into with setting up, say, insights for certain processes. The documentation for how to do that with certain taks can be better worded, or be more in detail as a walk through., Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It doesn’t just ‘monitor’ different aspects of our work, but it also connects them in a comprehensive union. I was pleased to discover that response time can be divided in backend layers.I like that it didn’t take me days to set it up, and even if I was suspicious at the beginning, I received a feature-packed monitoring system. Performance is outstanding so far, having in mind that we’re only using a free plan to keep an eye on our service. Imagine what an upper plan could do! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

0There is nothing about New Relic APM I don't like.! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.