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New Relic
New Relic is an observability platform that correlates telemetry across technology stacks to identify root causes, monitor AI agents, and resolve system issues.
An observability platform that monitors and correlates telemetry across applications, infrastructure, and AI models. It helps engineering teams identify root causes by tracking AI agent reasoning, LLM performance, and microservice health. The software connects application performance metrics to customer experience and business revenue. Users manage cloud-native and Kubernetes environments alongside their code execution. It provides tools for vulnerability management, automated remediation, and real-time monitoring of AI interactions.
New Relic at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: Web, IDE
- Pricing: Free plan with 100 GB/month data. Standard $49/user. Pro $10/first user then $99/additional (max 5 users). Enterprise pricing requires sales contact.
- Released: November 2011
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: newrelic.com
Key features
- Real-time observability for multi-cloud and Kubernetes environments
- AI agent reasoning and LLM performance tracking
- Vulnerability management with production impact analysis
- Automated remediation of system issues
- Log strategy management with in-place data querying
- Application performance monitoring tied to business metrics
- Correlation of AI behaviors, code execution, and microservices
Use it for
- Monitoring multi-cloud and Kubernetes infrastructure spend
- Tracking AI agent behavior and token usage
- Pinpointing user experience flaws before impacting revenue
- Resolving application errors and microservice performance issues
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