New Relic named a Leader in the 2023 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant™

alvaradodaniel3 - Jul 26 '23 - - Dev Community

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New Relic recognized as a Leader in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for APM and Observability

We’re proud to share that New Relic has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for APM and Observability report for the 11th time. Learn why we were recognized for our ability to execute and completeness of vision in this year’s report.

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JOINs and lookups available across all data types, GeoIP available for logs

Correlate any telemetry data and any business data in one place to connect the dots between the performance of your applications and infrastructure, business operations, and customer experiences.

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Get a focused view of app performance with distributed traces in transactions

We’ve rolled out a few enhancements allowing you to view associated distributed traces for your transaction data easily. Now you can quickly and effectively understand app performance by accessing the contextual data you need to get to root-cause analysis faster without the extra clicks.

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New integration between New Relic workflows and ServiceNow is now available

A new certified two-way sync-back integration between New Relic and ServiceNow is live and available as a webhook destination. Customers using the existing integration can continue using the current destination. The new integration can be accessed from the ServiceNow Store.

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New Relic releases ESG Impact Report for fiscal year 2023

We published our second annual environmental, social, and governance (ESG) 2023 Impact Report. The report includes highlights like being the first observability company to set a goal to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030. We also donated $8.5 million in product and discounts to nonprofits, completed our transition towards becoming a Flex First company, and consolidated the management of data security issues.

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Six Steps to Achieve Business Observability

Empower your enterprise with New Relic's ”Six Steps to Achieve Business Observability.” Harness real-time data, demolish silos, and deploy impactful, data-informed strategies. With New Relic, elevate your business by turning data into dollars! Learn More

How IGS cut costs while improving monitoring

Discover how IGS scaled and slashed costs with New Relic in our latest blog, ”How IGS cut costs while improving monitoring.” From integrating Kubernetes to enhancing logging and alerting, New Relic proved pivotal in driving reliability and efficiency.

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New Relic User Group Meetups Summer Series

New Relic user meetups are back and you’re invited! Join us for one of upcoming user group meetups happening across the US and Canada this summer with food, drinks, and of course—data talk! We’ve got a jam-packed agenda and we’ll wrap up with a little fun playing golf, arcade games, or ping pong (depending on your city)! Register Now

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Maximizing observability with New Relic logs Thu, July 13

This workshop is a comprehensive introduction to understanding and working with logs in New Relic. Get hands-on experience with your data. Practice importing logs and then parsing, filtering, dropping, and alerting on log data in New Relic. Register Here

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Understanding the “Three Strikes” behavior in synthetics

Synthetic monitors can tell you when part of your app is down or not functioning as expected. Getting notified when there is an issue is important, and we know that getting a notification for every glitch in the matrix makes too much noise to be useful. That’s why synthetic monitors come with a three strikes functionality out of the box. This explanation helps you understand how we help you find signal, not noise.


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