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"Containers, DevOps, Microservices and Kafka: Tools used by our Monolith wrec...New Relic
"Containers, DevOps, Microservices and Kafka: Tools used by our Monolith wrecking crew."
Speakers: Jonathan Owens, Senior Site Reliability Engineer and Jose Fernandez, Lead Software Engineer, New Relic
Track Welcome: New Relic 101 [FutureStack16]New Relic
This document provides an introduction to New Relic 101. It discusses New Relic's founding vision of making developers' lives easier and enabling web applications to scale. It outlines New Relic's evolution from focusing on Ruby on Rails developers to its current unified digital intelligence platform. The platform maps to New Relic's specific products and focuses on analytics, the cloud, and people. The document encourages focusing on collaboration, eliminating silos, and taking advantage of full stack visibility and analytics. It suggests ways to get the most out of New Relic training and resources.
How New Relic Develops Language Agents [FutureStack16]New Relic
This document discusses how New Relic builds language agents for new programming languages and frameworks. It outlines 10 lessons learned from building agents for future stacks: 1) Pay attention to what developers are talking about. 2) Use constraints to inspire innovation. 3) Encourage experimentation, including failures. 4) Rapidly mature by reducing cycle time. 5) It's okay to ask for help. 6) Accept that some bets will be lost. 7) Time with customers is worth 10x coding time. 8) Use data to know where to focus development efforts. 9) Curate every new stack experience. 10) Always have new technologies simmering that could be the next big thing.
Thinking About the Full Stack to Create Great Mobile Experiences, New Relic [...New Relic
Thinking About the Full Stack to Create Great Mobile Experiences
Speaker: Devin Cheevers, Product Marketing Manager and Susie Dirks, Product Manager, Mobile, New Relic
Thinking about the full stack to create great mobile experiencesNew Relic
Mobile apps are a critical part of your digital strategy: The app is often the “front door” to your brand for many customers.
Learn how you can measure and ensure optimal mobile experiences for your digital customers with New Relic. We’ll share three of the most commonly missing pieces we see in mobile app development today. And look at a real-world example of how New Relic has helped measure and debug some of the most complex issues that affect app users. Learn more: https://newrelic.com/solutions/digital-customer-experience
Make Browsers Cry: How to Make a Modern Web App Painfully Slow [FutureStack16]New Relic
The document discusses various ways to intentionally make a web application painfully slow, including choices that can confuse the browser, unoptimize the network, and make bad infrastructure decisions. It demonstrates how each of these areas (browser, network, infrastructure) can be manipulated individually and together to drastically increase page load times. The goal is to show that web performance is impacted by many interconnected factors and there is no "magic sauce" - front-end developers must consider the entire client/server model from browser to backend systems.
New Relic Infrastructure Intro: Increasing Mean Time Between Loss of Sleep [F...New Relic
New Relic Infrastructure Intro:
Increasing Mean Time Between Loss of Sleep
Speaker: Jim Stoneham, GM & SVP, SMB Business, New Relic & Mikhail Panchechenko, Director, Engineering, New Relic
Featuring: Al Kemner, Principle Engineer – Platform as a Service, Gannett
"Containers, DevOps, Microservices and Kafka: Tools used by our Monolith wrec...New Relic
"Containers, DevOps, Microservices and Kafka: Tools used by our Monolith wrecking crew."
Speakers: Jonathan Owens, Senior Site Reliability Engineer and Jose Fernandez, Lead Software Engineer, New Relic
Track Welcome: New Relic 101 [FutureStack16]New Relic
This document provides an introduction to New Relic 101. It discusses New Relic's founding vision of making developers' lives easier and enabling web applications to scale. It outlines New Relic's evolution from focusing on Ruby on Rails developers to its current unified digital intelligence platform. The platform maps to New Relic's specific products and focuses on analytics, the cloud, and people. The document encourages focusing on collaboration, eliminating silos, and taking advantage of full stack visibility and analytics. It suggests ways to get the most out of New Relic training and resources.
How New Relic Develops Language Agents [FutureStack16]New Relic
This document discusses how New Relic builds language agents for new programming languages and frameworks. It outlines 10 lessons learned from building agents for future stacks: 1) Pay attention to what developers are talking about. 2) Use constraints to inspire innovation. 3) Encourage experimentation, including failures. 4) Rapidly mature by reducing cycle time. 5) It's okay to ask for help. 6) Accept that some bets will be lost. 7) Time with customers is worth 10x coding time. 8) Use data to know where to focus development efforts. 9) Curate every new stack experience. 10) Always have new technologies simmering that could be the next big thing.
Thinking About the Full Stack to Create Great Mobile Experiences, New Relic [...New Relic
Thinking About the Full Stack to Create Great Mobile Experiences
Speaker: Devin Cheevers, Product Marketing Manager and Susie Dirks, Product Manager, Mobile, New Relic
Thinking about the full stack to create great mobile experiencesNew Relic
Mobile apps are a critical part of your digital strategy: The app is often the “front door” to your brand for many customers.
Learn how you can measure and ensure optimal mobile experiences for your digital customers with New Relic. We’ll share three of the most commonly missing pieces we see in mobile app development today. And look at a real-world example of how New Relic has helped measure and debug some of the most complex issues that affect app users. Learn more: https://newrelic.com/solutions/digital-customer-experience
Make Browsers Cry: How to Make a Modern Web App Painfully Slow [FutureStack16]New Relic
The document discusses various ways to intentionally make a web application painfully slow, including choices that can confuse the browser, unoptimize the network, and make bad infrastructure decisions. It demonstrates how each of these areas (browser, network, infrastructure) can be manipulated individually and together to drastically increase page load times. The goal is to show that web performance is impacted by many interconnected factors and there is no "magic sauce" - front-end developers must consider the entire client/server model from browser to backend systems.
New Relic Infrastructure Intro: Increasing Mean Time Between Loss of Sleep [F...New Relic
New Relic Infrastructure Intro:
Increasing Mean Time Between Loss of Sleep
Speaker: Jim Stoneham, GM & SVP, SMB Business, New Relic & Mikhail Panchechenko, Director, Engineering, New Relic
Featuring: Al Kemner, Principle Engineer – Platform as a Service, Gannett
View recorded webinar here: https://newrelic.com/resources/webinar/Do-DevOps-Right-170208?video=past-webinar
DevOps is the future of software development. However, getting from here to there can often be a disruptive and difficult transition. Breaking down your siloed environment, training (and retraining) people, and fostering cultural changes, all takes time, dedication, and resources. If done properly, the end result is a collaborative development and operations environment that delivers better software, faster — with happier employees and, ultimately, happier customers.
In this webinar, see how New Relic can help make your DevOps journey smoother and smarter.
Since the term “DevOps” was coined nearly a decade ago, organizations have strived to embrace the concept as a way to increase agility and speed. Yet, after years of experiments and pilots, DevOps has often failed to live up to grand expectations. For many organizations, the seemingly simple concepts of collaboration and transparency are challenging in practice.
In this webinar, Donnie Berkholz, DevOps Research Director at 451 Research, shared what successful DevOps looks like and how new collaboration models and technologies can aid in your efforts to adopt this software development methodology.
View the full webinar here: https://newrelic.com/resources/webinar/DevOps-101-170315
The document announces FutureStack16, New Relic's user conference with events in London, New York City, and San Francisco. It introduces the president and other speakers at the event. It also provides a brief summary of New Relic's product evolution over 9 years and previews upcoming innovations to provide greater visibility into applications, infrastructure, and non-SQL databases.
Monitoring End User Experiences with New Relic & SplunkAbner Germanow
When your digital experience is your brand experience, understanding what your customers go through is critical. Troubleshooting and optimizing their experiences requires visibility into metrics, traces and logs. In this session, we'll demonstrate how to use the combined power of New Relic's real-user monitoring and application performance monitoring with Splunk to keep teams focused on identifying issues before customers tweet, fixing problems fast and knowing what to tackle next.
11 Ways Microservices & Dynamic Clouds Break Your MonitoringAbner Germanow
Every software team has its moments of truth. How does this impact the way agile developers, site reliability engineers, and IT operations teams work together? We'll break down the intricacies of modern monitoring and show you what to look for, particularly when monitoring microservices and dynamic clouds. With examples from New Relic customers, you'll learn what to look out for when preparing to conquer your digital moments of truth, master microservices, using cloud services for autoscaling, and getting your teams to work together. I also added a quick bit on quickly evaluating the security of a cloud service provider before you engage your infosec team.
Microservices? Dynamic Infrastructure? - Adventures in Keeping Your Applicati...New Relic
Presented by Lee Atchison at the Amazon Web Services Summit in San Francisco on April 18, 2017.
Keeping an application running at scale can be a daunting task. When do you need to add more capacity? Larger databases? Additional servers? These questions get harder as the complexity of your application grows. Microservice based architectures and cloud-based dynamic infrastructures are technologies that help you keep your application running with high availability, even during times of extreme scaling. We will discuss some of the best practices we’ve learned working with New Relic customers on how you can manage your applications running at scale, and how technologies such as microservices and dynamic infrastructure can help you with this challenge.
Are you ready to migrate to the cloud? How will you prove success? This presentation covers how to baseline before and after your cloud migration to prove success.
Advanced correlations for threat detection and moreElasticsearch
Learn how to perform correlations and create rules to detect malicious activity and identify and correlate behaviors. Event Query Language (EQL) provides robust data processing and analysis capabilities that are ideal for hunting threats, investigating suspicious activity, and scoping incidents.
Monitoring is important not just for production but also for pre-production environments. This allows developers to detect issues early, reduce the number of incidents that occur in production, and standardize response processes. New Relic enables monitoring throughout the development lifecycle by allowing custom metrics and attributes to be collected from development and included in alerts across all environments. Scripting alerts and maintaining them as code helps ensure a consistent monitoring configuration.
New Relic Infrastructure in the Real World: AWSNew Relic
The document discusses New Relic's cloud monitoring capabilities. It provides visibility into full software stacks from hardware to applications. It allows linking of multiple AWS accounts for consolidated monitoring across teams. Settings and automation tools allow for efficient monitoring by customizing dashboards, frequencies, and regions to monitor. The API also allows for automation to reduce monitoring costs.
Get involved with the security community at ElasticElasticsearch
Explore ways to engage with your local (or virtual) Elastic security community — virtual meetups, hosted and organized events, Slack, forums, and more. Whether you want to showcase your project, learn from others, hear expert opinions and guidance, or simply get connected, we can help. We'll share the latest and greatest in community efforts, including our new community rules repo, EQL, ECS, and more!
The document discusses how New Relic launched its Metric Explorer initiative in 3 months by adopting an agile approach focused on failing better. It emphasizes incremental development, feature flagging, dark launches, data-driven scoping, and empowering self-reliant teams with shared goals and real-time visibility into product usage and deployments provided by New Relic tools. This allowed for rapid iteration, integration of feedback, and reliability improvements to achieve a successful launch.
The document discusses the challenges of implementing DevOps without proper measurement. It argues that digital teams often lack aligned measures of success and that application changes are difficult to assess across dynamic architectures without instrumentation. The document then presents New Relic's software measurement framework for aligning DevOps teams around key performance indicators for business success, customer experience, and application/infrastructure performance. It provides examples of how to measure service quality, customer experience, engineering velocity, and business value.
Faster business decisions and collaboration with Elastic Workplace SearchElasticsearch
With a dizzying array of productivity and collaboration tools available on the market, learning how to maximize their usefulness — and your investment in them — is paramount. A unified search experience across all those sources of content ensures that your teams consistently see and share the right docs and data. See how less time spent searching means more time spent strategizing.
See the vision for the future of Elastic solutions, from new features to GovCloud availability and FedRAMP authorization. Find out what’s in store for Elastic Enterprise Search, Observability, and Security and see how they’re evolving to help users better mitigate risk, reduce costs, and modernize infrastructures. Plus, see the honorees for this year’s Elastic Search Public Sector Awards and learn about their projects.
The document discusses Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practices at New Relic. It summarizes that New Relic has transitioned from a monolithic architecture run by siloed teams to over 200 microservices run by many engineering teams with embedded SREs. SREs aim to continuously improve reliability by reducing toil, encouraging best practices, automating operations, and supporting engineering teams. SREs focus on stability, reliability engineering, and reducing operations toil. The document provides a template for other companies to establish SRE roles, focus areas, and details in the SRE book.
AWS re:Invent 2016: Cloud Monitoring: Change is the New Normal- New Relic & G...Amazon Web Services
The document discusses monitoring dynamic cloud applications in a constantly changing environment. It emphasizes that change is the new normal for applications and monitoring is needed to answer important business and operational questions. A software measurement framework is presented that covers metrics related to business outcomes, customer experience, application performance, engineering velocity, and service quality. Case studies are provided of how companies like Gannett/USA Today use monitoring to measure success during large events and speed up their release cycles.
The document is an investor presentation by New Relic, a software analytics company. It summarizes New Relic's strong financial performance with rapid revenue growth, increasing average revenue per customer, and high customer retention rates. It also outlines New Relic's strategy to capitalize on the growing market for software analytics by continuing to invest in its products and platform to better serve both new and existing customers.
View recorded webinar here: https://newrelic.com/resources/webinar/Do-DevOps-Right-170208?video=past-webinar
DevOps is the future of software development. However, getting from here to there can often be a disruptive and difficult transition. Breaking down your siloed environment, training (and retraining) people, and fostering cultural changes, all takes time, dedication, and resources. If done properly, the end result is a collaborative development and operations environment that delivers better software, faster — with happier employees and, ultimately, happier customers.
In this webinar, see how New Relic can help make your DevOps journey smoother and smarter.
Since the term “DevOps” was coined nearly a decade ago, organizations have strived to embrace the concept as a way to increase agility and speed. Yet, after years of experiments and pilots, DevOps has often failed to live up to grand expectations. For many organizations, the seemingly simple concepts of collaboration and transparency are challenging in practice.
In this webinar, Donnie Berkholz, DevOps Research Director at 451 Research, shared what successful DevOps looks like and how new collaboration models and technologies can aid in your efforts to adopt this software development methodology.
View the full webinar here: https://newrelic.com/resources/webinar/DevOps-101-170315
The document announces FutureStack16, New Relic's user conference with events in London, New York City, and San Francisco. It introduces the president and other speakers at the event. It also provides a brief summary of New Relic's product evolution over 9 years and previews upcoming innovations to provide greater visibility into applications, infrastructure, and non-SQL databases.
Monitoring End User Experiences with New Relic & SplunkAbner Germanow
When your digital experience is your brand experience, understanding what your customers go through is critical. Troubleshooting and optimizing their experiences requires visibility into metrics, traces and logs. In this session, we'll demonstrate how to use the combined power of New Relic's real-user monitoring and application performance monitoring with Splunk to keep teams focused on identifying issues before customers tweet, fixing problems fast and knowing what to tackle next.
11 Ways Microservices & Dynamic Clouds Break Your MonitoringAbner Germanow
Every software team has its moments of truth. How does this impact the way agile developers, site reliability engineers, and IT operations teams work together? We'll break down the intricacies of modern monitoring and show you what to look for, particularly when monitoring microservices and dynamic clouds. With examples from New Relic customers, you'll learn what to look out for when preparing to conquer your digital moments of truth, master microservices, using cloud services for autoscaling, and getting your teams to work together. I also added a quick bit on quickly evaluating the security of a cloud service provider before you engage your infosec team.
Microservices? Dynamic Infrastructure? - Adventures in Keeping Your Applicati...New Relic
Presented by Lee Atchison at the Amazon Web Services Summit in San Francisco on April 18, 2017.
Keeping an application running at scale can be a daunting task. When do you need to add more capacity? Larger databases? Additional servers? These questions get harder as the complexity of your application grows. Microservice based architectures and cloud-based dynamic infrastructures are technologies that help you keep your application running with high availability, even during times of extreme scaling. We will discuss some of the best practices we’ve learned working with New Relic customers on how you can manage your applications running at scale, and how technologies such as microservices and dynamic infrastructure can help you with this challenge.
Are you ready to migrate to the cloud? How will you prove success? This presentation covers how to baseline before and after your cloud migration to prove success.
Advanced correlations for threat detection and moreElasticsearch
Learn how to perform correlations and create rules to detect malicious activity and identify and correlate behaviors. Event Query Language (EQL) provides robust data processing and analysis capabilities that are ideal for hunting threats, investigating suspicious activity, and scoping incidents.
Monitoring is important not just for production but also for pre-production environments. This allows developers to detect issues early, reduce the number of incidents that occur in production, and standardize response processes. New Relic enables monitoring throughout the development lifecycle by allowing custom metrics and attributes to be collected from development and included in alerts across all environments. Scripting alerts and maintaining them as code helps ensure a consistent monitoring configuration.
New Relic Infrastructure in the Real World: AWSNew Relic
The document discusses New Relic's cloud monitoring capabilities. It provides visibility into full software stacks from hardware to applications. It allows linking of multiple AWS accounts for consolidated monitoring across teams. Settings and automation tools allow for efficient monitoring by customizing dashboards, frequencies, and regions to monitor. The API also allows for automation to reduce monitoring costs.
Get involved with the security community at ElasticElasticsearch
Explore ways to engage with your local (or virtual) Elastic security community — virtual meetups, hosted and organized events, Slack, forums, and more. Whether you want to showcase your project, learn from others, hear expert opinions and guidance, or simply get connected, we can help. We'll share the latest and greatest in community efforts, including our new community rules repo, EQL, ECS, and more!
The document discusses how New Relic launched its Metric Explorer initiative in 3 months by adopting an agile approach focused on failing better. It emphasizes incremental development, feature flagging, dark launches, data-driven scoping, and empowering self-reliant teams with shared goals and real-time visibility into product usage and deployments provided by New Relic tools. This allowed for rapid iteration, integration of feedback, and reliability improvements to achieve a successful launch.
The document discusses the challenges of implementing DevOps without proper measurement. It argues that digital teams often lack aligned measures of success and that application changes are difficult to assess across dynamic architectures without instrumentation. The document then presents New Relic's software measurement framework for aligning DevOps teams around key performance indicators for business success, customer experience, and application/infrastructure performance. It provides examples of how to measure service quality, customer experience, engineering velocity, and business value.
Faster business decisions and collaboration with Elastic Workplace SearchElasticsearch
With a dizzying array of productivity and collaboration tools available on the market, learning how to maximize their usefulness — and your investment in them — is paramount. A unified search experience across all those sources of content ensures that your teams consistently see and share the right docs and data. See how less time spent searching means more time spent strategizing.
See the vision for the future of Elastic solutions, from new features to GovCloud availability and FedRAMP authorization. Find out what’s in store for Elastic Enterprise Search, Observability, and Security and see how they’re evolving to help users better mitigate risk, reduce costs, and modernize infrastructures. Plus, see the honorees for this year’s Elastic Search Public Sector Awards and learn about their projects.
The document discusses Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practices at New Relic. It summarizes that New Relic has transitioned from a monolithic architecture run by siloed teams to over 200 microservices run by many engineering teams with embedded SREs. SREs aim to continuously improve reliability by reducing toil, encouraging best practices, automating operations, and supporting engineering teams. SREs focus on stability, reliability engineering, and reducing operations toil. The document provides a template for other companies to establish SRE roles, focus areas, and details in the SRE book.
AWS re:Invent 2016: Cloud Monitoring: Change is the New Normal- New Relic & G...Amazon Web Services
The document discusses monitoring dynamic cloud applications in a constantly changing environment. It emphasizes that change is the new normal for applications and monitoring is needed to answer important business and operational questions. A software measurement framework is presented that covers metrics related to business outcomes, customer experience, application performance, engineering velocity, and service quality. Case studies are provided of how companies like Gannett/USA Today use monitoring to measure success during large events and speed up their release cycles.
The document is an investor presentation by New Relic, a software analytics company. It summarizes New Relic's strong financial performance with rapid revenue growth, increasing average revenue per customer, and high customer retention rates. It also outlines New Relic's strategy to capitalize on the growing market for software analytics by continuing to invest in its products and platform to better serve both new and existing customers.
Monitoring Performance of Enterprise Applications on AWS: Understanding the D...Amazon Web Services
Applications running in a typical data center are static entities. But applications aren't static in the cloud. Dynamic scaling and resource allocation is the norm in AWS. Technologies such as Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda, and Auto Scaling provide flexibility but can add complexity to the enterprise application environment. New Relic helps manage that complexity to give the benefits of the cloud without sacrificing simplicity. In this session, we discuss some of the best practices we’ve learned working with New Relic customers on how to manage applications running in this environment and take advantage of the dynamic nature of the cloud to give you additional insights into your application performance.
All the cool kids are doing it, but is it possible to have too much of a good thing? I'll present some thoughts about things you can actually measure to decide if you've gone off the deep end with microservices.
Increasing MTBLS with New Relic [FutureStack16 NYC]New Relic
This document discusses New Relic's Infrastructure product which provides monitoring for dynamic cloud and containerized environments. It allows users to monitor configuration changes, system health metrics, and incidents across their infrastructure. The product provides visibility into inventory, events, and metrics across an organization's resources. It integrates with New Relic's data platform to allow for detailed analysis and is designed for environments with frequent deployments and resource changes.
SIEM, malware protection, deep data visibility — for freeElasticsearch
Are you a SIEM user who needs endpoint detection and correlation for complex multi-stage attacks across your environment? Elastic has launched a free and open endpoint security offering, directly integrated into the Elastic Stack. This offering is part of the free distribution tier and is available to every Elastic user. Learn how Elastic Security can help you protect your environment and why this advancement is so significant to security visibility.
Storms Ahead - How Your Monitoring Can Keep Pace in the Dynamic Cloud {Future...New Relic
1) The document discusses how Docker and cloud computing allow applications to be more dynamic by bringing resources online and offline as needed. This dynamic environment requires monitoring the lifecycle of cloud components as they are created and destroyed.
2) Monitoring both the cloud infrastructure and applications is important to understand performance and issues. AWS services monitor the infrastructure components while New Relic provides application monitoring across dynamic infrastructure changes.
3) Both operations and development teams are impacted by dynamic cloud architectures where applications scale resources themselves and components like containers can be short-lived, requiring new monitoring approaches.
Engineering and Autonomy in the Age of Microservices - Nic Benders, New RelicAmbassador Labs
Nic Benders, New Relic's Chief Architect discusses how New Relic re-organized their engineering teams around microservices in order to achieve greater scale and efficiency
Future Stack NY - Monitoring the Dynamic Nature of the CloudLee Atchison
1) The document discusses how Docker and cloud computing allow applications to be more dynamic and take advantage of ephemeral resources.
2) It notes that in the cloud, resources can be provisioned and deprovisioned quickly, unlike traditional data centers, allowing applications to scale up and down easily.
3) Monitoring dynamic cloud environments poses unique challenges because infrastructure components like containers may have extremely short lifecycles, appearing and disappearing rapidly, requiring monitoring tools that can track ephemeral resources and their lifecycles.
Monitoring the Dynamic Nature of the Cloud [FutureStack16 NYC]New Relic
This document discusses monitoring applications in dynamic cloud environments like Docker and AWS Lambda. It notes that traditional server monitoring is insufficient for dynamic infrastructure where components have short lifecycles. It recommends monitoring at the application level using tools that provide end-to-end visibility from code to infrastructure. Monitoring is needed for component lifecycles and to maintain accountability between code and cloud resources.
Streamline search with Elasticsearch Service on Microsoft AzureElasticsearch
Join Microsoft and learn about the best practices of running Elasticsearch Service in the Azure cloud, and how the partnership with Elastic makes it easier for you to deploy powerful search experiences in your Azure environment. You will also see joint service demos and hear about shared enterprise customer success stories.
Gartner IT Ops Summit 2015: Why Fast is not enough: App Monitoring in the Cus...Al Sargent
What does one man's love of burritos have to do with impending demise of nearly half the Fortune 500? What are some ways to successfully transform into a software-driven business? Learn how in this presentation.
Cloud Expo (Keynote) - Static vs DynamicLee Atchison
The document discusses how cloud computing provides a "better data center" that allows for faster provisioning of resources and improved application availability through redundancy. It also describes how the cloud can function as a "dynamic tool" that allows applications to dynamically allocate and deallocate resources as needed. Effective monitoring of cloud applications requires solutions like New Relic that can monitor application performance in addition to lower-level infrastructure metrics provided by AWS CloudWatch. Together these solutions provide full-stack visibility of dynamic cloud environments.
Monitoring the Cloud – Understanding the Dynamic Nature of Cloud Computing - ...Amazon Web Services
Applications running in a typical data center are static entities. The same is not true in the cloud. Dynamic scaling and resource allocation is the norm in AWS. Technologies such as EC2, Lambda, and AutoScaling make tracking resources and resource utilization a challenge. The days of static server monitoring are over.
In this session, we examine trends we've discovered in dynamic resource allocation and how AWS helps deliver those trends. We will discuss some of the best practices we've learned working with New Relic customers on how you can manage applications running in this environment and take advantage of the dynamic nature of the cloud to give you additional insights into your application performance.
Speaker: Lee Atchison, Principal Cloud Architect and Advocate, New Relic
Streamline search with Elasticsearch Service on Microsoft AzureElasticsearch
Join Microsoft and learn about the best practices of running Elasticsearch Service in the Azure cloud, and how the partnership with Elastic makes it easier for you to deploy powerful search experiences in your Azure environment. You will also see joint service demos and hear about shared enterprise customer success stories.
SaaS Security Programs: Build What You SeekNew Relic
Maybe you are evaluating the security of SaaS offerings or building out the security capabilities of your own service. In this session, Shaun Gordon, New Relic’s CISO will discuss how New Relic’s security program operates and what we look for when evaluating services for use by our business.
Learn why Elastic Cloud is the best place to run everything Elastic. You will hear about our commitment to the cloud, the benefits of using managed services, and the optimizations we’ve made for running in public clouds. Listen as IST Research discusses their success with Elastic and see an end-to-end demo showing how easy it is to get started.
This document discusses the importance of leveraging platform marketplaces and ecosystems. It makes three key points:
1) Open platforms help drive network effects as they allow more applications and services to be built, attracting more users and partners.
2) Building applications and platforms is about more than just technology - it requires augmenting capabilities, gaining customer trust, and focusing on network effects.
3) Leveraging existing platforms can accelerate growth by providing infrastructure, core capabilities, and access to customers and resources, allowing innovators to focus on their unique applications.
If It Touches Production, It Is ProductionNew Relic
In Site Engineering at New Relic we treat operations like software. Operationalizing development teams to build, maintain and scale a unified polyglot environment. By following the mantra of "automate everything" we treat all tasks, tools and processes the same way we do our products, with a well defined lifecycle. In this session you will learn how to integrate your DevOPs team with your product development teams and discuss best practices we have learned that will successfully take your infrastructure platform into the future.
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7 Tips & Tricks to Having Happy Customers at ScaleNew Relic
Customer expectations are at an all-time high, making it more and more difficult for companies to please them. Companies who understand their customers well are the ones who rise to the top over their competitors. New Relic, provider of real-time insights for software-driven businesses has this formula figured out. Roger Scott, New Relic's EVP and Chief Customer Officer shares his 7 tips and tricks for keeping your customers happy— and how to do so at a large scale.
7 Tips & Tricks to Having Happy Customers at ScaleNew Relic
Customer expectations are at an all-time high, making it more and more difficult for companies to please them. Companies who understand their customers well are the ones who rise to the top over their competitors. New Relic, provider of real-time insights for software-driven businesses has this formula figured out. Roger Scott, New Relic's EVP and Chief Customer Officer shares his 7 tips and tricks for keeping your customers happy— and how to do so at a large scale.
FutureStack Tokyo 19 -[New Relic テクニカル講演]モニタリングと可視化がデジタルトランスフォーメーションを救う! - サ...New Relic
New Relicの目指していることの一つが、DevOpsを推進することを手助けし、デジタルトランスフォーメーションを成功させることです。DevOpsにとってなぜモニタリングと可視化が重要なのか、またどのようなデータを管理する必要があるのかを考察した上で、New Relicで実現できる例をデモを交え、技術からビジネスまで幅広い観点でご紹介します。
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FutureStack Tokyo 19_インサイトとデータを組織の力にする_株式会社ドワンゴ 池田 明啓 氏New Relic
サービス、プロダクトを”いつまでも”継続する為には、インサイトとデータを組織の力とする必要があります。
私達が開発、運用するドワンゴジェイピーは、間もなく二十周年を迎えます。決して順風満帆ではなかったシステムの遍歴と New Relic の導入方法を交え、継続できた理由の一つ、インサイトとデータを組織の力へ変換する方法をご紹介します。
Three Monitoring Mistakes and How to Avoid ThemNew Relic
The days of parsing log files and building out homebrewed monitoring tools are (thankfully) coming to an end. Yet as those outdated techniques begin to fade, a whole new set of challenges have arisen around employing and running modern monitoring solutions.
Discover how New Relic can help turn monitoring blunders into intelligent problem solving, including how to avoid making common mistakes like:
- Not monitoring the whole system
- Monitoring arbitrary things in your system
- Making your monitoring part of the problem
Intro to Multidimensional Kubernetes MonitoringNew Relic
As a Kubernetes environment grows and becomes more complex, it gets harder to answer some very basic—but very important—questions. Questions like: What is the health of my cluster? What is the hierarchy and the health of the elements (nodes, pods, containers, and applications) within my cluster? In order to effectively manage the health and performance of your Kubernetes environments—at any scale and any level of complexity—it’s essential you have immediate, useful answers to these questions.
Our Kubernetes cluster explorer was designed to give you a multi-dimensional representation of your clusters—giving you the ability to drill down into Kubernetes data and metadata in a high-fidelity, curated UI.
This document discusses New Relic, Inc., a company that provides application performance monitoring and management products. It notes that the document contains forward-looking statements and actual results may differ. It also states that New Relic assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements except as required by law.
This document discusses site reliability engineering (SRE) practices at New Relic. It describes New Relic's transition from a monolithic architecture to microservices, and the establishment of an SRE team with both embedded and dedicated roles. The SRE team aims to continuously improve the reliability of New Relic's platform. Key aspects of SRE success outlined include reliability as a feature, shared understanding, clear guidelines, and community building.
10 Things You Can Do With New Relic - Number 9 Will Shock YouNew Relic
This document discusses 10 things that can be done with New Relic, a performance monitoring and analytics tool. It begins by noting that many people may not be correctly measuring performance and outlines how to measure perceived performance through key elements like load times and interactions. It then discusses learning more about New Relic usage through daily usage events and audit events that track account changes. The document concludes by stating that following best practices with New Relic's toolkits can provide proven ways to solve business challenges through tutorials, artifacts, and help options.
This document outlines strategies for improving code reviews at New Relic. It discusses establishing ground rules for reviews, different types of feedback (objective vs. subjective comments), and tagging comments as blocking or non-blocking. Guidelines are proposed for giving constructive criticism without being patronizing. The impact of implementing these strategies was more respectful discussions, less resentment between reviewers and authors, and a more efficient review process.
Understanding Microservice Latency for DevOps Teams: An Introduction to New R...New Relic
Distributed tracing is designed to give DevOps teams an easy way to capture, visualize, and analyze traces through complex architectures—including architectures that use both monoliths and microservices. And, by leveraging New Relic Applied Intelligence capabilities, you can easily highlight anomalies within a trace for more faster resolution.
Monitor all your Kubernetes and EKS stack with New Relic New Relic
This document discusses New Relic's capabilities for monitoring Kubernetes and EKS stacks. It begins with safe harbor statements and an overview of how applications have evolved from monoliths to orchestrated containers. Kubernetes allows for faster development, cost efficiency and portability but requires new monitoring approaches. New Relic's solution provides immediate insights into EKS clusters, allows alerting on any Kubernetes metric, and offers a deep stack view from applications to infrastructure through easy installation and extensibility via APIs. A demo then illustrates New Relic's EKS monitoring capabilities.
Host for the Most: Cloud Cost OptimizationNew Relic
The document discusses the need for workload aware spend optimization when moving workloads to the cloud. It outlines a methodology for defining, refining, and optimizing cloud initiatives by baselining workloads, establishing organization and migration tracking, implementing feedback loops, and achieving business agility. The methodology aims to optimize both cloud spending and end user experience using New Relic's monitoring capabilities.
Best Practices for Measuring your Code PipelineNew Relic
The document discusses best practices for measuring a code pipeline, which automates the continuous integration and delivery process. It recommends sending events from source code management systems to capture metadata on commits and pushes. Pipeline state changes and test results should also be recorded to analyze patterns and correlate metrics. Builds should be tagged to relate runtime performance to code revisions. Measuring the pipeline allows teams to move faster, identify failures, and ensure deployments don't degrade quality.
Top Three Mistakes People Make with MonitoringNew Relic
The document discusses three common mistakes companies make with application monitoring: 1) Not monitoring the entire system leading to blind spots, 2) Monitoring arbitrary metrics that don't provide useful information, and 3) Viewing monitoring as someone else's problem rather than prioritizing it themselves. The author is from New Relic and seeks to educate on best practices for effective monitoring.
Kubernetes in the Wild: Best Practices for MonitoringNew Relic
The document discusses the need to rethink cloud migration strategies. It summarizes a presentation by New Relic on moving applications to the cloud. The presentation introduces the concept of "re:thinking" as the 7th "R" in cloud migration strategies. It argues that to successfully migrate applications, teams need to rethink monitoring, tagging policies, auto-scaling, cost management, legacy system integration, and continuous refactoring through a lens of cloud-native practices.
06-18-2024-Princeton Meetup-Introduction to MilvusTimothy Spann
06-18-2024-Princeton Meetup-Introduction to Milvus
tim.spann@zilliz.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothyspann/
https://x.com/paasdev
https://github.com/tspannhw
https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus
Get Milvused!
https://milvus.io/
Read my Newsletter every week!
https://github.com/tspannhw/FLiPStackWeekly/blob/main/142-17June2024.md
For more cool Unstructured Data, AI and Vector Database videos check out the Milvus vector database videos here
https://www.youtube.com/@MilvusVectorDatabase/videos
Unstructured Data Meetups -
https://www.meetup.com/unstructured-data-meetup-new-york/
https://lu.ma/calendar/manage/cal-VNT79trvj0jS8S7
https://www.meetup.com/pro/unstructureddata/
https://zilliz.com/community/unstructured-data-meetup
https://zilliz.com/event
Twitter/X: https://x.com/milvusio https://x.com/paasdev
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zilliz/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothyspann/
GitHub: https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus https://github.com/tspannhw
Invitation to join Discord: https://discord.com/invite/FjCMmaJng6
Blogs: https://milvusio.medium.com/ https://www.opensourcevectordb.cloud/ https://medium.com/@tspann
Expand LLMs' knowledge by incorporating external data sources into LLMs and your AI applications.
Do People Really Know Their Fertility Intentions? Correspondence between Sel...Xiao Xu
Fertility intention data from surveys often serve as a crucial component in modeling fertility behaviors. Yet, the persistent gap between stated intentions and actual fertility decisions, coupled with the prevalence of uncertain responses, has cast doubt on the overall utility of intentions and sparked controversies about their nature. In this study, we use survey data from a representative sample of Dutch women. With the help of open-ended questions (OEQs) on fertility and Natural Language Processing (NLP) methods, we are able to conduct an in-depth analysis of fertility narratives. Specifically, we annotate the (expert) perceived fertility intentions of respondents and compare them to their self-reported intentions from the survey. Through this analysis, we aim to reveal the disparities between self-reported intentions and the narratives. Furthermore, by applying neural topic modeling methods, we could uncover which topics and characteristics are more prevalent among respondents who exhibit a significant discrepancy between their stated intentions and their probable future behavior, as reflected in their narratives.
Discover the cutting-edge telemetry solution implemented for Alan Wake 2 by Remedy Entertainment in collaboration with AWS. This comprehensive presentation dives into our objectives, detailing how we utilized advanced analytics to drive gameplay improvements and player engagement.
Key highlights include:
Primary Goals: Implementing gameplay and technical telemetry to capture detailed player behavior and game performance data, fostering data-driven decision-making.
Tech Stack: Leveraging AWS services such as EKS for hosting, WAF for security, Karpenter for instance optimization, S3 for data storage, and OpenTelemetry Collector for data collection. EventBridge and Lambda were used for data compression, while Glue ETL and Athena facilitated data transformation and preparation.
Data Utilization: Transforming raw data into actionable insights with technologies like Glue ETL (PySpark scripts), Glue Crawler, and Athena, culminating in detailed visualizations with Tableau.
Achievements: Successfully managing 700 million to 1 billion events per month at a cost-effective rate, with significant savings compared to commercial solutions. This approach has enabled simplified scaling and substantial improvements in game design, reducing player churn through targeted adjustments.
Community Engagement: Enhanced ability to engage with player communities by leveraging precise data insights, despite having a small community management team.
This presentation is an invaluable resource for professionals in game development, data analytics, and cloud computing, offering insights into how telemetry and analytics can revolutionize player experience and game performance optimization.
06-20-2024-AI Camp Meetup-Unstructured Data and Vector DatabasesTimothy Spann
Tech Talk: Unstructured Data and Vector Databases
Speaker: Tim Spann (Zilliz)
Abstract: In this session, I will discuss the unstructured data and the world of vector databases, we will see how they different from traditional databases. In which cases you need one and in which you probably don’t. I will also go over Similarity Search, where do you get vectors from and an example of a Vector Database Architecture. Wrapping up with an overview of Milvus.
Introduction
Unstructured data, vector databases, traditional databases, similarity search
Vectors
Where, What, How, Why Vectors? We’ll cover a Vector Database Architecture
Introducing Milvus
What drives Milvus' Emergence as the most widely adopted vector database
Hi Unstructured Data Friends!
I hope this video had all the unstructured data processing, AI and Vector Database demo you needed for now. If not, there’s a ton more linked below.
My source code is available here
https://github.com/tspannhw/
Let me know in the comments if you liked what you saw, how I can improve and what should I show next? Thanks, hope to see you soon at a Meetup in Princeton, Philadelphia, New York City or here in the Youtube Matrix.
Get Milvused!
https://milvus.io/
Read my Newsletter every week!
https://github.com/tspannhw/FLiPStackWeekly/blob/main/141-10June2024.md
For more cool Unstructured Data, AI and Vector Database videos check out the Milvus vector database videos here
https://www.youtube.com/@MilvusVectorDatabase/videos
Unstructured Data Meetups -
https://www.meetup.com/unstructured-data-meetup-new-york/
https://lu.ma/calendar/manage/cal-VNT79trvj0jS8S7
https://www.meetup.com/pro/unstructureddata/
https://zilliz.com/community/unstructured-data-meetup
https://zilliz.com/event
Twitter/X: https://x.com/milvusio https://x.com/paasdev
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zilliz/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothyspann/
GitHub: https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus https://github.com/tspannhw
Invitation to join Discord: https://discord.com/invite/FjCMmaJng6
Blogs: https://milvusio.medium.com/ https://www.opensourcevectordb.cloud/ https://medium.com/@tspann
https://www.meetup.com/unstructured-data-meetup-new-york/events/301383476/?slug=unstructured-data-meetup-new-york&eventId=301383476
https://www.aicamp.ai/event/eventdetails/W2024062014
Interview Methods - Marital and Family Therapy and Counselling - Psychology S...PsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
2. This document and the information herein (including any information that may be incorporated by reference) is provided for
informational purposes only and should not be construed as an offer, commitment, promise or obligation on behalf of New Relic, Inc.
(“New Relic”) to sell securities or deliver any product, material, code, functionality, or other feature. Any information provided hereby
is proprietary to New Relic and may not be replicated or disclosed without New Relic’s express written permission.
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historical fact or refers to expectations, projections, future plans, objectives, estimates, goals, or other characterizations of future
events is a forward-looking statement. These forward-looking statements can often be identified as such because the context of the
statement will include words such as “believes,” “anticipates,”, “expects” or words of similar import.
Actual results may differ materially from those expressed in these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date
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New Relic assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements, except as required by law. New
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32. Introducing Dynamic Baseline Alerts
Create Alerts with Confidence
Minute-scale
granularity to see
short lived anomalies
Immediate
baselines for fast
alert creation
Accurate alerting by
knowing when alerts
would have been sent
Alerts
33. Introducing NRQL Alerting
Alerting + Analytics for Everyone
Full stack alerting on data
stored in NRDB
Highly
customizable
alert conditions
Alert using analytics
functions such as count and
percentiles
Alerts
40. “Mobile now
represents 65 percent
of digital media time.”
2016 U.S. Cross-Platform Future in Focus, Comscore
March 30, 2016
41. Introducing Mobile Crash Analysis
Reduce the time it takes
to resolve crashes
More easily prioritize
high-impact crashes
Get the full picture of your
app's success and failures
51. 50% result from a lack of coordination
between change, release and configuration
management processes.”
GARTNER: Four Steps to Optimize Configuration Management
Process and Tools, By Ronni J. Colville, Doc # G00258557,
October 2013
“Gartner believes that more than 80% of all
mission-critical IT service outages result from
people and process errors and failures, and of
those outages, more than
55. New Relic Digital Intelligence Platform
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE APPLICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
Metrics Dashboards Alerts
Multi-Tenant On-Demand Scale Enterprise Security
CLOUD ANALYTICS
PLATFORM
ANALYTICS
FULL STACK VISIBILITY
SCALABLE CLOUD PLATFORM
56. Collecting more data
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE APPLICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
Metrics Dashboards Alerts
Multi-Tenant On-Demand Scale Enterprise Security
CLOUD ANALYTICS
PLATFORM
57. More data, more people
ExecutivesQuality Assurance
Developers Customer Care
Project Manager
IT Operations
58. Previewing Project Seymour:
New Relic’s Artificial Intelligence Technology
• Discover
• Diagnose
• Collaborate
• Learn
• Predict
Uncover insights across the New Relic Digital Intelligence Platform
59. Sign up to learn more about Project Seymour
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Editor's Notes
Good morning! Welcome to FutureStack!
THANK YOU for spending your week with us, giving us your feedback and sharing your story with other customers. We are really building an amazing community.
I want to give a shout out to our DataNauts, which is our community of customer ambassadors. We’d like to welcome all of you to join. Visit https://newrelic.com/community
And, we have awesome customer speakers. Amazing companies that we can all learn from.
Our goal at FutureStack is to help our customers get to the future, not only with the help of our products, but by connecting our customers to each other -- so we can learn from each other, replicate successes and avoid pitfalls.
This is more important than ever because we are truly in the Age of Digital Business
Dunkin story - skip the line. Amazing customer experience. Builds loyalty.
The best digital experiences are so beautifully simple to the casual observer, but we all know they are really hard to pull off behind the scenes
That’s one of the hardest things we do is take something that’s really easy to the end user and make it
Digital moments of truth – Dunkin has a moment of truth every morning from 6-9 am
"Last year, shoppers spent a combined $3.118 billion online on the Monday after Thanksgiving, or Cyber Monday”
Here's the supporting figures.
https://www.internetretailer.com/2015/12/02/mobile-sales-grow-almost-53-cyber-monday
MLBAM delivering for the world series, but also 2430 regular season games
You all have moments of truth in your business - sometimes daily, sometimes
And, to deliver those moments of truth, there’s a lot of complexity
The best digital experiences are so beautifully simple to the casual observer, but we all know they are really hard to pull off behind the scenes
The people in the room are responsible for delivering those experiences
Let's look behind the scenes at what it takes to power these digital experiences
Let's look behind the scenes at what it takes to power these digital experiences
Let's look behind the scenes at what it takes to power these digital experiences
Applications are no longer monolithic apps - they’re being broken up into micro services.
And we deploy on containers
And, no longer run all in your own data center. They run in the cloud - private public or hybrid…
We’re all managing increasingly complex systems that are dynamically changing both in size and duration.
What’s common amongst every single customer I met with -- is the tremendous change that we’re all dealing with to support these new digital customer experiences. Many companies reimagining their technology, systems and processes.
- Technology: Cloud, Mobile, AI - architecting for speed, help you go faster
- People & Process: DevOps - increased velocity, how do more with less
- Business Models: new revenue streams
Businesses are changing
And there are many roles in your company that have a stake in the success of digital.
all under immense pressure - all that change
and you have to deliver faster.
the thing I continually hear them is that all of a sudden, you feel like you're responsible for things you don't control.
For example,
- Ops for responsible for code they didn't write
- QA responsible for testing the untestable in production.
- Dev need to have high quality conversation with Ops
- Product manager need to data to understand what needs to be prioritized.
And when something goes wrong, you feel like it’s a blame game.
Here’s what you need to remember, to bring everyone on the same page.
Never forget your customer
Focus on them.
That’s why I founded New Relic, we understand that "Digital business is a team sport".
Multiple roles across org - from the dev, ops to the board room — all need access to the same data - a single source of truth.
All these people struggle to be on the same page.
To bring these teams together, you need data.
Teams need a single source of truth to drive their digital business. To quickly find problems and fix them, and to maximize their customer experience.
That’s how your successful in digital
And that’s our goal is to be your first, best place…
We do that for more than 14k+ digital businesses
Amazing customers who are leading and transforming.
We’ve talk about our vision. Let’s talk about how NR delivers on that vision.
If data is the thing that brings everyone together, we think we need visibility and real-time data across your entire stack.
Customer is the starting point - look at how your customer is engaging
Then more complexity with applications
Finally Infrastructure - metrics and events but also config.
Operations teams are often tasked with monitoring applications they have little knowledge or control over; this makes it difficult to create accurate alerts that don't wake people up in the middle of the night or completely miss important events. Using historical data to create a baseline signal of what would be considered normal, teams can create alerting thresholds that will dynamically change with the signal and be notified when behavior difts too far from it. This is especially helpful with applications that have a lot of variance (peaks and valleys), that are traditionally very difficult to accruately alert on. We have worked some UI magic to show teams when they would have been alerted based on the thresholds they set, so they can create alerts with confidence on unknown or high variance apps
Operations teams are often tasked with monitoring applications they have little knowledge or control over; this makes it difficult to create accurate alerts that don't wake people up in the middle of the night or completely miss important events. Using historical data to create a baseline signal of what would be considered normal, teams can create alerting thresholds that will dynamically change with the signal and be notified when behavior difts too far from it. This is especially helpful with applications that have a lot of variance (peaks and valleys), that are traditionally very difficult to accruately alert on. We have worked some UI magic to show teams when they would have been alerted based on the thresholds they set, so they can create alerts with confidence on unknown or high variance apps
Operations teams are often tasked with monitoring applications they have little knowledge or control over; this makes it difficult to create accurate alerts that don't wake people up in the middle of the night or completely miss important events. Using historical data to create a baseline signal of what would be considered normal, teams can create alerting thresholds that will dynamically change with the signal and be notified when behavior difts too far from it. This is especially helpful with applications that have a lot of variance (peaks and valleys), that are traditionally very difficult to accruately alert on. We have worked some UI magic to show teams when they would have been alerted based on the thresholds they set, so they can create alerts with confidence on unknown or high variance apps
New Relic Insights now allows anyone within your business to get answers quickly and understand the impact on the bottom line. New Relic’s new Unified Dashboards enable anyone to easily explore and chart all the data in the platform within New Relic Insights, and pull the out-of-the-box charts from any product with a few clicks
Angular and React
Operations teams are often tasked with monitoring applications they have little knowledge or control over; this makes it difficult to create accurate alerts that don't wake people up in the middle of the night or completely miss important events. Using historical data to create a baseline signal of what would be considered normal, teams can create alerting thresholds that will dynamically change with the signal and be notified when behavior difts too far from it. This is especially helpful with applications that have a lot of variance (peaks and valleys), that are traditionally very difficult to accruately alert on. We have worked some UI magic to show teams when they would have been alerted based on the thresholds they set, so they can create alerts with confidence on unknown or high variance apps
We saw so much joint success with AWS, that they really inspired us to offer our customers a new cloud pricing option.
We found that everything changes in the cloud. What was once fixed in the on-premise world, is now incredibly dynamic.
Today's infrastructure is dynamic, both in terms of duration and size.
Instances are spun up quickly to support a planned (or unplanned spike in traffic) and then poof they're gone. For example, MLBAM ramps up virtual servers in AWS during game times. And, then they don’t need it.
In addition, you may want big memory and compute for certain apps and others you only need a little memory/compute power. Today, we use the right sized tool for the workload.
The famous metaphor is that we've gone from treating our servers like pets, where we name each one and get attached, to cattle, where they are treated like a pool, replaceable. And, we extend that metaphor to mayflies, given their short timespans.
Pricing that fits the way you’re used to buying in the cloud.
Different sizes
not fixed
Time to rethink.
Earlier this year, we rolled out our Cloud Pricing Option, and with the introduction of Infrastructure, we are offering that product with the same model.
You deserve our pricing options to be fair, simple, transparent and aligned to the value of our solutions.
The new cloud pricing option is calculated using a simple, single measure, Compute Units/Month, the amount of compute (Number of CPU’s + GB of Memory) multiplied by the instance hours
Let's look behind the scenes at what it takes to power these digital experiences
Let's look behind the scenes at what it takes to power these digital experiences
It was about a year ago, last July, when just down the street, the NYSE goes down for 4 hours . Everyone was freaked out and didn’t understand why. But something about it caught my eye.
later, the exchange put out a statement with few details on what happened, other than to attribute blame to a “configuration issue.”
And, this has happened at big companies around the world.
Gartner:
Four Steps to Optimize Configuration Management Process and Tools, By Ronni J. Colville, Doc # G00258557, October 2013
ADDING - URL at newrelic.com/infrastructure
best beta - more than 400
ADDING - URL at newrelic.com/infrastructure
Recap announcements - NEW, NEW, NEW!
we collect a ton of data from apps, servers, etc. 25M last quarter into our cloud NRDB
that data is valuable to more and more people across the org.
there’s more people we can serve
more people using NR , more people contributing to success of your digital projects.
We’ve got 1000 engineer years invested in understanding what you do with this data.
what are the problems, who wants to see them
we are on a mission to put that intelligence into NR
We call that Seymour, a new technology we previewed at FutureStack.