New Relic announced CodeStream code-level metrics and service-level telemetry to deliver insights into software performance all the way down to the code level, allowing developers to quickly identify issues before they hit production and accelerate engineering velocity.
By bringing telemetry data to where developers build and flow, they can access meaningful data without leaving the Integrated Development Environment (IDE), relying on operations teams, or waiting for customers to report issues. New Relic is the only observability platform to connect telemetry data directly to the relevant code inside the IDE, so developers can monitor, debug and improve their applications with ease. New Relic CodeStream supports all core languages, including: .Net, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, Go, and Node.js.
New Relic CodeStream helps engineers by integrating observability into the full software lifecycle so that developers can optimize the performance of their applications during development.
“Observability as an engineering practice presents a future where essential workflows are fueled by data,” said Peter Pezaris, New Relic SVP of Strategy and Experience. “By bringing production telemetry data into the IDE with New Relic CodeStream, our customers are able to tighten feedback loops and produce better performing software without impacting existing workflows or requiring expensive context switches. New Relic is focusing on shifting left, and CodeStream empowers engineers to get ahead of issues before they hit production and accelerate their development cycles, saving valuable time and money.”
New Relic CodeStream powers the future state of observability for developers by bringing telemetry and tools together in the IDE, allowing for always-on visibility into all metrics, deeper analysis, faster mean time to detection (MTTD), mean time to resolution (MTTR), and shorter development cycles. Capabilities include:
- Deploy in all core languages: New Relic CodeStream now supports all core languages, including: .Net, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, Go, and Node.js.
- Monitor code-level performance: Telemetry metrics are displayed as a line of text above each instrumented method for speedy troubleshooting.
- Access service-level performance: Golden metrics for related services are easily surfaced to identify issues faster.
- Track performance against service-level objectives: View service performance against predefined targets to ensure overall service health.
- Data-driven code-reviews: Crucial telemetry data is displayed within pull requests and feedback requests to improve code in production.
CodeStream code-level metrics and service-level telemetry are included at no additional cost to all New Relic full platform and core users.
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