New Relic APM is magic. Simple to implement and gives visibility of everything. Not cheap
Updated September 14, 2023
New Relic APM is magic. Simple to implement and gives visibility of everything. Not cheap

Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with New Relic
We use New Relic's APM product primarily for visibility of our PHP Web applications.
It is our eyes to detect errors, performance losses, anomalies, distributed transactions, database performance, external services.
We also use Synthetic Monitoring, Infrastructure, Logs and all proactive alerts and event correlators.
We have been using New Relic for 7 years
It is our eyes to detect errors, performance losses, anomalies, distributed transactions, database performance, external services.
We also use Synthetic Monitoring, Infrastructure, Logs and all proactive alerts and event correlators.
We have been using New Relic for 7 years
- Rapid incident detection
- Quick and easy implementation in a single tool
- High cost for a company with a lot of traffic. I can't use all the functionalities I would like because of the high cost of data ingestion. For example logs, where Open solutions such as ELK are better.
10 years ago we used AppDynamics onpremise but the cost was too high and we migrated to New Relic, more economical and modern
We implemented New Relic before Datadog came into existence and we are very happy. We have not needed to change.
We are now evaluating it to try to reduce New Relic's bill, but I think it is still superior.
Idem with Dynatrace
We implemented New Relic before Datadog came into existence and we are very happy. We have not needed to change.
We are now evaluating it to try to reduce New Relic's bill, but I think it is still superior.
Idem with Dynatrace
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?
Yes
Did implementation of New Relic go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy New Relic again?
Yes

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