“When we transitioned to the AWS Cloud, we needed a monitoring tool to make sure that we were getting the most out of those systems. New Relic helped us identify the best infrastructure we could use for the different services that we're building.”
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AWS Performance Monitoring
See your dynamic infrastructure more clearly with New Relic for AWS.
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From customer to code to containers
AWS offers an impressive array of cloud computing services—but you still need to be able to understand what’s happening within your dynamic environment, and why. From your infrastructure and applications to your end-user experience, New Relic lets you see every change in your stack so you can maintain optimal performance at scale.
New Relic helps you manage:
- Application code
- 3rd party service integrations
- App configuration and architecture
- On-premise components
- Customer experience
- Business results
AWS delivers:
- Service availability and performance
- Data center provisioning and operation
- Isolation and security of resources
- Service maintenance
- Reporting and billing
Browser and Mobile
Apps and App Microservices
Server OS
Virtual Server Hardware
Intelligently manage your dynamic infrastructure
Thanks to tight integration with AWS, New Relic Infrastructure gives you an easy way to manage the complexities of your EC2 environment. Slice and dice hosts by any key AWS attribute, and by correlating real-time health metrics with configuration changes, you can detect and resolve issues fast.
Browser and Mobile
Apps and App Microservices
Server OS
Virtual Server Hardware
See every change in your application stack
Your applications are complicated and your environment is constantly changing. New Relic APM can help you monitor and maintain performance for every aspect of your application stack—from the point a customer touches your app to a specific EC2 instance or container.
Browser and Mobile
App and App Microservices
Server OS
Virtual Server Hardware
The key to successful cloud initiatives is visibility.
Whether you’re running in a static or dynamic infrastructure, you need effective monitoring to ensure flexibility, availability, and scalability in the cloud.
How do we enable the collaboration needed for rapid code deploys while minimizing the risks of downtime?
How do we make sure our transition to the cloud maintains functionality for our systems and customers?
How do we manage the growing complexity of our environment to ensure our apps are flexible and stable?
Tips and tricks for better AWS performance
Tip #1
Right-size your AWS instances.
Using New Relic Infrastructure, you can easily get a snapshot of those EC2 instances, and then dissect them by the AWS tags you already use.
“New Relic is great for monitoring AWS instances because it lets us know when the servers are overloaded or when they’re not being used heavily enough, so that we can take them away and help save money.”
“At TapJoy, we run a lot of servers inside of AWS and we've been able to constantly reduce our infrastructure thanks to the information we're getting from New Relic APM. That's able to save us hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars.”
“With New Relic, we can easily view server and browser performance, and identify any performance hot spots within the AWS environment.”
“The benefit of using New Relic with AWS is that you have the flexibility to manage your servers yourself. With New Relic, we can keep a constant eye on making sure our servers stay online and services don't go down.”
