3 years ago

Category: Software, Data

New Relic has “reimagined” its New Relic One application monitoring platform with the inclusion of a new feature, called New Relic Explorer, to help fill much-needed gaps in observability. By offering what it describes as a much more intuitive experience for interacting with telemetry data, New Relic Explorer was designed to support DevOps teams increasingly struggling to process a deluge of telemetry data, Buddy Brewer, New Relic general vice president and field chief technology officer for the Americas, told The New Stack.

The main goal behind New Relic Explorer’s creation was to combine the entirety of an organization’s telemetry data from across applications and infrastructure for a single live view for observability of an entire software system’s health and changes “with zero configuration required,” Brewer said.

Specific new capabilities and visualizations for observability that New Relic said New Relic Explorer includes: New Relic Lookout: What New Relic described as an “industry-first,” the capability offers a real-time view of any changes in telemetry data.

What our early adopters have told us is that the unified view in New Relic Explorer helps them orient faster to what their observability data is telling them, allowing them to shave critical minutes off of Mean Time to Resolution,” Brewer said.