As a boots-on-the-ground feature developer, I find NewRelic very helpful for diagnosing issues, pinpointing their exact causes, and resolving them ASAP. The application traces help you to pinpoint exactly where you need to be looking in your code, rather than fumbling around with complex logs or arcane error messages.

I really like the synthetic monitoring functionality within New Relic. It mimics human interactions as if a person is logging in, and we can deploy scripts that work on time windows, either from private or public locations. I also love how easy it is to set up with straightforward New Relic documentation that's in easy-to-read and understand language. This helps a lot with installing agents for our applications and integrating with Azure workloads, making it really seamless to get data from Azure into New Relic. Moreover, New Relic is a unified observability solution that shows me every small detail about my application, from memory usage to throughput and response times, giving all the insights and metrics I need.

new relic has ease of use and implementation