Using New Relic as game changer
November 08, 2021
Using New Relic as game changer

Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with New Relic
We are using New Relic ONE throughout our whole organization for monitoring our microservice health and performance. APM is one of the most important features in New Relic we rely on to analyze our application overall quality after every deployment including memory and CPU usage, networking transaction, and error ratio. We create different alerts based on the metrics and query results to notify the team through the paging system, so we can solve issues immediately. The metrics are very accurate in real-time and help us to identify the issues quickly. The configuration to apply New Relic APM and Browser features are somewhat difficult. We have both Java and NodeJS based applications and when applications can not connect to New Relic, the log message doesn't describe where/how it's failing.
- Service map to overview the error across different units - services, DB and front-end.
- Memory and CPU real-time monitoring.
- Error tracking for the requests/transactions across different units - services, DB, and front-end.
- App health alert setting with powerful NRQL query.
- Centralized wiki for finding info easier to setup New Relic for app to communicate.
- Provides step-by-step examples to set up New Relic in different code-base apps and external services ex - Slack and PageDuty.
- Metrix history (Memory and CPU usages) can be longer for tracing purpose.
- Customer issues can be solved in less than 1 hour based on the New Relic metrics and error message.
- Our service health and performance can meet our SLA because we can fine-tune our code from the New Relic metrics ex - throughput, memory, and CPU usage.
- The application quality is overall improved for the long term under New Relic real-time monitoring.
Do you think New Relic delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with New Relic's feature set?
Yes
Did New Relic live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of New Relic go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy New Relic again?
Yes