Public cloud represents a significant shift for many organisations, and it’s vital to have senior leadership backing for the migration process.

New Relic has acquired CodeStream, a developer collaboration platform, and integrated it with New Relic One. 

The tech industry sees the value and potential of using Kubernetes, but its full potential is being held back by a lack of observability.

While 92% of ANZ respondents believe observability is essential and strategic to their business, only 25% have fully developed observability practices. 

While Kubernetes itself sits in the developer and engineering realm, it has notable flow-on effects on the wider business.

Here are reasons why the future of the cloud should be incorporating open source — and it starts with helping to address the current skills shortage.

Managers leading teams through change should help people understand the bigger picture and ensure that they will be getting more than they have to give up.

The only way to maintain a competitive customer experience is to analyse and act on a complex, distributed set of data to proactively diagnose issues.

Cloud-based observability platform New Relic has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation as a platinum member.

By choosing the right migration from the outset through developing KPIs and planning for migration, companies are setting themselves up for success.

AIOps offers engineers the ability to harness AI and machine learning to predict possible issues, determine root causes, and intelligently drive automation to resolve them.

Despite the clear need for investment in such technology, CEOs and CFOs looking to improve their bottom line may seek to cut their overall technology spend. Why?

The digital customer experience is everything that customers experience via software. It’s the entire virtual storefront: the ‘face’ of your business. And who’s developing these business-critical experiences? Software developers.

To ensure happier customers, fewer bugs and faster page loads are needed. Here are three ways that teams can enable greater customer experiences for their businesses — and it all starts with the dev team.

New Relic is set to take over Pixie Labs, a company that specialises in machine intelligence observability platform for Kubernetes development.

The appointments follow what the company is calling a year of ‘strong team growth’.

How can businesses expect to scale for their biggest day when a single, unified view of their infrastructure doesn’t exist? The impact on the business is too high to ignore, writes New Relic APJ executive vice-president and general manager Dmitri Chen.

Five-year agreement includes strategic go-to-market collaboration, increased product integrations and development.

"Without observability, it would be challenging to accelerate time-to-market or rapidly scale without compromising uptime and the performance of complex environments."

"We are absolutely thrilled to have two very seasoned executives join us at New Relic as we help customers chart and execute on their plans for digital delivery and cloud services."

By taking steps to create visibility across their entire tech stacks, companies can create a modern environment and a culture of visibility while gaining full observability across their infrastructure. 

As technology becomes more complex, monitoring on its own isn’t an effective strategy to ensure that quality software is developed and tested in order to then perform at its best in production.

New research in six developed nations, including Australia, found that the lack of a true DevOps culture was hindering development teams’ ability to develop more perfect software.

There’s a strong sense of urgency for companies to move away from archaic and costly systems and towards establishing a clear plan for cloud migration and digital transformation before the year is out.