Through the adoption of a technology-first mindset, even companies with significant legacy can implement strategies to innovate and accelerate change.

New Relic has announced a new integrated experience for its infrastructure monitoring and APM capabilities that correlates the health and performance of applications and hosts.

It will allow engineers to use natural language and AI to monitor, debug, secure, and improve the software stack and remove barriers to adopting observability.

Following the recent release of Java 17, the adoption rate for the latest long-term support (LTS) release has grown 430% in one year.

New enhancements include additional support from regional partner managers and engineers, and PartnerCast, a new monthly webinar.

Inadequate or multiple tools make it harder for teams to quickly identify issues before they hit production and accelerate engineering velocity.

With two lines of code, engineering teams can monitor OpenAI completion queries while simultaneously tracking performance and cost metrics in real-time.

"New Relic's aim towards net-zero greenhouse emissions by 2030 underscores our commitment to driving positive social change through our technology."

With technology teams operating across multiple business functions and locations, it's more important than ever that CTOs and other technology leaders adopt the best possible approach to unify these groups.

Observability eliminates this walled garden by creating a single source of truth and a shared understanding of software environments throughout the software development lifecycle.

FinOps, security and full lifecycle and preventative observability are amongst the top tech trends for 2023, according to New Relic.

Data breaches and ransomware are on the rise across the APAC region, with high-profile cyber attacks garnering daily headlines.

Collaboration with Carta and Zendesk empowers early-stage engineering teams worldwide to standardise on New Relic.

An integral part of DevOps and IT practices, logs are a type of telemetry data; recording everything that happens in an application, network, or server.

Gone are the days when developers could get away with merely producing code. Many are now expected to be accountable for their code, which should be ‘clean’, right up to deployment.

New Relic published the 2022 Observability Forecast report, which captures insights into the current state of observability and its growth potential.

New Relic has integrated errors inbox with Jira Software to allow developers to easily access and set up complete stack error tracking and software performance monitoring from within the tool.

New Relic's chief architect Peter Marelas breaks down what to consider when selecting and implementing an observability solution.

The company says the solution empowers IT teams to better support business operations by harnessing existing SAP data sources to access all necessary telemetry data.

New Relic has announced the availability of New Relic Partner Stack, an enhanced programme expanding New Relic’s commitment to partners.

Attracting and retaining tech talent in Australia and New Zealand is becoming increasingly challenging, with the 2022 Hays Salary Guide showing a startling 91% of employers facing a skills shortage.

Staffing shortages have impacted site reliability engineers in particular since they are under extreme pressure to ensure that digital assets perform at optimum levels 24/7.

New Relic has introduced New Relic Vulnerability Management to help organisations find and address security risks faster and with greater precision.

New Relic has announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to help enterprises accelerate cloud migration and multi-cloud initiatives.