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New Relic launches Secure Developer Alliance

New Relic

May 2024

New Relic launches Secure Developer Alliance

The Secure Developer Alliance is a coalition of industry leaders that provides a best-of-platform approach to observable application security.

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How Skyscanner uses game days to train engineers on observability

Flight and travel search engine Skyscanner uses OTel standards to create a new game day format to speed up training in observability using New Relic.

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Connecting SLOs to business metrics with Thinkific

Thinkific implements service-level objective monitoring and introduces standard KPIs for all services. Here’s how.

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Useful Reads

2024 State of the Java Ecosystem Report

Get context and insights into the current state of the Java ecosystem. Discover the most popular versions used, the most popular frameworks, and more.

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Elsevier consolidates tools and moves to the cloud

Elsevier makes several hundred thousand dollars in cost savings by reducing the number of monitoring tools and eliminating the white noise that prevented swift issue resolution.

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Upcoming Events

Join our New Relic user meetups across Europe this June

Join us at one of our user meetup events in Paris, Amsterdam, Manchester and London this June. We’ve got a jam-packed Agenda, with food and drinks, where you’ll hear from New Relic engineers and other customers in your area.

Find out what’s new at New Relic, including mobile user journeys, Session Replay, AI monitoring, and New Relic AI. We’ll also give you a sneak peek into our upcoming limited previews, as well as our roadmap.

New Relic University online workshops

Join our upcoming New Relic online live training workshop, "Maximising ovservability with New Relic logs," on June 27 at 10am BST / 11am CEST.

This is a 90-minute, trainer-led workshop with hands-on labs that will help you up level your observability skills.

New Relic End-of-Life Updates

Support for PromQL (July 15)

We’re standardizing our querying experiences around NRQL by removing PromQL-styled query support.
You can still access Prometheus metrics and events, but will need to adopt NRQL as the method for querying Prometheus data.
If you’re currently using PromQL-styled queries to query your data, you’ll need to adopt NRQL.
Prometheus metrics data will still be accessible in New Relic.
For more information, see our documentation.

Data Explorer (September 30)

We’re migrating the data explorer tool from the metrics and events capability to the query your data capability.
We’re unifying querying capabilities into a single experience to streamline how customers can access their data.
If you want to use the data explorer tool, you’ll now find it under the query your data capability from https://one.newrelic.com > All capabilities.
See here for more information.