In this tutorial, you will learn how to use New Relic Insights to collect information about your web application's users and use it to build a customer...

Using Docker, you can separate parts of your application and deploy them confidently. At the same time, monitoring what happens inside these containers can...

Understanding what makes WordPress fast or slow requires a broad understanding of web infrastructure, and New Relic makes finding problems within your...

Between now and 31 March, New Relic is offering you the chance to sign up for free to its analytics service, and get 75% off a yearly Tuts+ subscription.

New Relic's newest service provides automated testing from locations around the world, alerting you to errors and slowdowns immediately when and where they...

For the first time ever, you can now ask questions about your software, customers, and business and get answers in milliseconds.

The only monitoring product that gives you full visibility into the complete web page lifecycle of your actual users in modern browser-side applications.

If you arrived here from the Optimizing WordPress with Varnish and W3 Total Cache tutorial, you already have a pretty well optimized WordPress installation....

Rapidly deploying websites has never been easier, or as affordable as it is now, when combining Django, Heroku, and New Relic. Follow along in this tutorial...

Today we will look at how to use New Relic to monitor your infrastructure (i.e. your production server) and why you'd want to.

New Relic has gained name and fame for being the number one solution for monitoring application performance. It tells you what you need to know about your...

Today we will look at how to monitor a PHP application using New Relic. More specifically we will set up a basic WordPress installation and get some...