New Relic, the SaaS-based cloud application performance management provider, announced the availability of New Relic RightScripts for .NET, PHP, and Java on the RightScale cloud management platform.
Available now in the RightScale MultiCloud Marketplace, RightScale customers can quickly and easily run RightScripts to deploy New Relic on RightScale managed cloud servers for monitoring and troubleshooting their applications.
All RightScale customers receive unlimited use of New Relic Standard free of charge.
The addition of New Relic RightScripts now makes implementing New Relic even easier. In addition to one-click account creation, RightScale customers can easily deploy New Relic by simply adding the RightScript to a ServerTemplate, providing the proper inputs, and launching a server. Customers get the critical data they need to monitor and manage application performance in real time, all accessible through the RightScale management console.
RightScale and New Relic have partnered to offer unlimited use of New Relic Standard free of charge to all RightScale customers.
RightScale customers can sign up today from within their RightScale Dashboard by clicking on the “New Relic” link under “Reports.”
New RightScripts are available in the RightScale MultiCloud Marketplace.
Organizations that want to try RightScale and New Relic can sign up for a RightScale free edition to get started. New Relic RightScript support for Ruby already exists and Python support is on the horizon.
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