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Its hard to overstate how much value New Relic adds to our development team and process. Between the Application and Server monitoring, we got real tangible insight into our application's response time, throughput, error rate, background jobs, and more.
Being able to profile individual endpoints and background tasks has quickly led us to optimize frequent and slow tasks, and the built-in monitoring will provide up to date notifications of errors, downtime, or slow response times.
One helpful feature that the response timeline shows past events such as downtime or error rates, and can be annotated to include deployments.
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There is not much to dislike, aside from the cost of a larger deployment. The application monitoring has so many features that it can be difficult when you first come to the product to understand what everything does and where to find it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Almost online monitoring, requests and metrics count gets visible in a short time.
Tools like transaction details are great, watching which are the most common calls and time, it even tells you where the app is consuming most (part of a transaction / request).
It shows CPU, errors, stacktraces, and a lot more useful information.
It's also good to make own personalized dashboards with metrics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Alert system is not quite good. It's not based in history and maybe with low count of errors the apps make new alerts in which many of them are not real.
Appdex score is good but it's hard to deduct the score. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Super easy to setup! Great way to day by day track performance of your app. The ability to see what transactions are the most "expensive" is invaluable. We have been able to cut down our heaviest server calls and "tune" up our app using the various analytics and data from New Relic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Could be a little easier to dig down into what you need to find. Maybe some additional tour/tutorials for first time users. Overall we are very happy with New Relic. It would be nice to see some youtube tutorials as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
- Realtime charts that gives an idea of application health
- Granularity of data: time spent in database, web externals, etc.
- Browser tracking of DOM ready: allows us to monitor if our Javascript processing is optimized/acceptable Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The lack of information about page views, to balance the load against real use of the application. For now, we still need to have Analytics to have a precise idea of when things goes wrong. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
New Relic is the gold standard in website/server monitoring. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
With so many features, it can be hard to know where to look to get the information that will help diagnose issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
NewRelic is very easy to install on Ubuntu systems, only a view simple steps are required. The NR client is very stable and in my experience it never stopped working. While I'm using the free version, NR helps me to identify problems an all my servers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I don't use NR for PHP application monitoring, because the reported memory usage isn't correct if you use PHP-FPM. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
New Relic is one of those pieces of software that literally changed my life as an engineer. The tools that New Relic provides paired with their constant innovation have resulted in making me a better engineer, improving the products I work on, and providing vast insight into how the software I build works under the hood. I can't imagine working without New Relic now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
My only issues with New Relic in the past have been related to reliability of some of their more experimental services and also with their speed. For a while, certain features would crash and just not work (thread profiler for example) at all. Over the last few years they're really got things working in top shape though. In addition, when things would break, their service would reply very quickly and help us figure things out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
If you don't know NewRelic, you should stop reading it and visit their website. New Relic is the best tool for software application active-analysis that every company should pay for.
New Relic can log your application errors with all information about it (headers, request parameters, error response) including error type, error date and time and even counting how many times an error occur between some time space.
Also, NewRelic measures how your application performs: how many secs your app taken to response a given request.
NewRelic has a great Profiling tool which can describe by method call level, which method is consuming more time/resource to be done, request by request. This is a huge help to find software implementation problems and also, to check if your submission in fact solve it later.
It also has Alerts to e-mail you (or your team) if your application goes offline or starting to error more than your configured Threshold.
Everything can be configured; but if you doesn't know how to, you can use their defaults which is great, too.
NewRelic support is awesome. Well trained people with great support by e-mail, phone or even conference call (depending on your plan). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
If you have your application deployed on Heroku, I advise you to contact NewRelic team for price negotiations. Otherwise, you may expense more than expected with NewRelic by its price per dyno. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This is really easy to set up and it provides a really good monitoring service which allows to keep an eye on every services, for free too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Prices are rather high when you want to go to a premium service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
