Application Performance Monitoring (APM)
by New Relic · Cloud infrastructure · San Francisco, United States
End-to-end visibility across applications and services to monitor performance and connect to customer experience and revenue.
What Application Performance Monitoring (APM) does
- Distributed tracing
- Service maps
- Errors inbox
- Code-level metrics
- Business-aligned monitoring
- MTTR reduction
What Application Performance Monitoring (APM) is used for
- Protect revenue
- Reduce mean-time-to-resolution
- Developer productivity
- Monitor application performance
About New Relic
AI-powered observability platform for monitoring applications, infrastructure, and AI systems.
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