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AWS Lambda has become one of the most talked about cloud services of 2017. So we took a look at how New Relic customers are using our out-of-the-box instrumentation for AWS Lambda, and discovered that most are starting small to experiment and get familiar with the technology. Right now, it seems, lightweight functions written using scripting languages that execute in a few hundred milliseconds are

Coming soon after RailsConf 2016 in Kansas City, Mo., Rails 5 is alive! OK, but what’s really new in Rails 5? And what about monitoring Rails 5 applications? Before we get into that, the first thing you probably need to know is that the minimum version of Ruby supported by Rails 5 is 2.2.2. So make sure you’re on Ruby 2.2.2+ before you upgrade or start a new Rails 5 project. (For additional detail

Today marks a special and proud day at New Relic. Adoption of single-page application architectures is skyrocketing, creating a need for new monitoring solutions. More than just a handful of frameworks, the single-page application (SPA) concept allows developers to create faster, more responsive, and more interactive applications. As great as SPAs are, however, they pose a significant challenge to

New Relic has always been a firm believer in the quote “Monitor all the things!” Through the years, that credo has led us down many diverse paths ranging from surfacing deep, technical insights about how your application’s database is performing all the way to showing you high-level, business-rich data on how users are interacting with your software. But until today, there was a noticeable blind s

I work on the engineering team developing New Relic’s browser monitoring features, so it’s exciting to announce that, as of today, we’re offering a sneak preview of JavaScript Error Reporting and AJAX Timing to all of our customers, even those on free Lite accounts! We’ve also reorganized our existing real user monitoring (RUM) features to reflect the fact that for many customers a larger and larg

We’re proud to announce today that we now support Symfony 2 in the PHP Agent version 4.2! Symfony 2 has been earning a very strong reputation for itself amongst PHP developers around the world. Built by the very smart folks at Sensio Labs, Symfony 2 has helped PHP developers manage common functions using a very object-oriented, standards-based approach. Symfony 2 has embraced a model for web devel

Node.js, welcome to the family!  Yes, it’s true – we are so excited to announce that New Relic now monitors applications written in Node.js.  New Relic now monitors apps written in six web languages (and frameworks in Node’s case) and two mobile platforms! Ya, that’s a lot. Quick recap, New Relic now monitors Node.js, Java, .NET, Ruby, PHP, Python, iOS, and Android apps. Oh – and don’t forget abou

Here at New Relic, we gather billions of metrics daily. Most of that information helps us track your applications’ performance, but we also receive valuable insights into the various technologies in use. Have you ever wondered whether Ruby 2.0 is getting traction quickly or not? What about that new version of Rails – are people using it? In our latest infographic, we found some answers for you. We

There’s been a lot of talk about the improvements in Ruby 2.0’s Garbage Collection performance. That’s a great thing, because GC in older versions of Ruby wasn’t very performant. Most of the conversation about generational GC (or other strategies) revolves around making Ruby GC more efficient. This has a great impact on your users, because less GC time means that their pages return faster. But wha

This week New Relic released a whack of new and cool stuff. One of the coolest of the new is Real User Monitoring (RUM). Based on the JavaScript library created by Google’s Steve Souders, RUM shows you what performance issues your actual users are experiencing on your site, right now. Finally you can see beyond the app tier. After all, even when things are performing fine on the server, who knows