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Top five tips to ensure logs are forwarding correctly to New Relic

… roles. In New Relic, Steve focuses on Open Source, observability, site reliability … } # Loading the JSON file with open('./sampleLogs.json') as file: …

10 min read

Steve Ng

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Resolve business-critical incidents with your data in one query

Use simple queries and the power of new query options to resolve business-critical incidents.

4 min read

John Withers

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Navigating tool fragmentation to consolidate your observability tools

Learn how to find your path from tool fragmentation to observability tool consolidation.

6 min read

Amy Reinholds

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Top open source logging tools and how to use them with New Relic

Learn how to integrate open source logging tools like OpenTelemetry, Logstash, and Fluent Bit with New Relic.

7 min read

Franz Knupfer

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How to drop unwanted log attributes with log patterns and drop filters

Learn how to use log patterns and drop filters to drop unwanted log attributes, so you can focus on critical log data within New Relic.

8 min read

Steve Ng

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Reduce mean time to detect and resolve issues with correlated log data

Learn how to reduce your overall mean time to detect (MTTD) and to resolve (MTTR) problems in your technology stack using correlated log data.

8 min read

Rachel Foster

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Structured logging in Python

Learn how you can structure your logs in Python apps to maximize your ROI.

5 min read

Daniel Kim

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Analyze Amazon Security Lake logs for a complete understanding of security

Learn how the integration with Amazon Security Lake logs sends data from multiple AWS regions and accounts to New Relic.

4 min read

Joseph Counts

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Why you need structured logging

Learn why you need structured logging for observability and how to maximize structured logging with New Relic.

7 min read

Franz Knupfer

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Cost-effective observability: Scaling logging on a budget

Learn how to scale your logging system without breaking the bank. Discover budget-friendly tips and strategies for efficient log collection, analysis, and storage.

7 min read

Raven Welch

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Pros and cons of five enterprise-ready log forwarding patterns

Reduce fragility in your logging pipeline with one of these patterns for log forwarding.

13 min read

Jim Hagan

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Control data privacy with New Relic log obfuscation options

Ensure data privacy and follow your organization's logs security guidelines with New Relic log obfuscation options.

5 min read

Yoram Mireles

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Enrich your logs with the OpenTelemetry Collector

Learn how to use the OpenTelemetry Collector to enrich logs with context and metadata, helping you troubleshoot faster and gain insights into your system.

10 min read

Daniel Kim

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Master the art of log management: tips for handling high-volume logs

Learn valuable tips and tricks to effectively manage high-volume logs, optimize log management process, and rid yourself of log overload with New Relic.

6 min read

Michelle Scharlock

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Parsing multiline logs using a custom Fluent Bit configuration

… custom Fluent Bit configuration how-to-relic By Diogo Daniel Pacheco Diogo Daniel … is a Senior Solutions Architect at New Relic, where his focus is creating … up time that could be spent o

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Diogo Daniel Pacheco

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Why you need to do more than log monitoring

Learn why you need to look at more than logs to properly have full insight into your applications.

5 min read

Michelle Scharlock

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How to obfuscate logs using Fluent Bit in New Relic

… focuses on Open Source, observability, site reliability engineering, DevOps practices, …

10 min read

Steve Ng

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How to simplify your troubleshooting with logs in context

Learn about logs in context and how to simplify troubleshooting. Discover benefits of contextual logging and tips for implementing logs in context.

7 min read

Amy Reinholds

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View logs in context of APM data without any manual configuration

New Relic offers APM logging with no manual configuration. Access application logs in the context of APM metrics to efficiently troubleshoot performance issues.

5 min read

Yoram Mireles

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Using regular expressions to extract data from your logs

Learn how to use regular expressions and Grok log parsing to extract key-value pairs from your logs.

8 min read

James Buchanan

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