New Relic and JFrog announced an integration that gives engineering teams a single point of access to monitor and keep software development operations running efficiently.
Using New Relic alongside JFrog provides real-time visibility into CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and web application development workflows, empowering DevOps and security leaders to quickly address software supply chain performance and security issues. The integration is available via New Relic Instant Observability, an open ecosystem of integrations with 500+ cloud services, tools, and pre-built resources designed to help every engineer embrace observability as a daily practice.
The new integration allows site reliability engineers (SREs), security, and operations teams to consistently monitor the health, security, and usage trends at every stage of the software development life cycle (SDLC). Engineering teams can track key metrics and generate alerts in New Relic to quickly identify any performance degradation, enabling administrators to proactively manage performance, mitigate risks, and remediate issues to ensure optimal uptime in one unified view.
"Today’s developers need a 360-degree view of applications to monitor and remediate both performance and security, no matter if they’re running on-premises, in the cloud, or at the edge,” said Omer Cohen, Executive Vice President of Strategy at JFrog. “Our integration with New Relic gives DevOps, security, and operations teams the real-time insights needed to optimize their software supply chain environment and accelerate time to market."
"Millions of engineers rely on JFrog to improve their software performance and security at every stage of development," said New Relic Vice President of Cloud and Product Partnerships Gal Tunik. "Together with JFrog, New Relic is making it possible for engineering teams to view observability data in tandem with their release pipelines to boost release velocity and quality. New Relic is uniquely committed to an open ecosystem approach to observability and we look forward to deepening our partnership with JFrog over the coming months."
Key benefits include:
- Unified visibility and actionable insights: Preconfigured New Relic dashboards provide a comprehensive view of their performance data, artifact usage, and security metrics from JFrog Artifactory and JFrog Xray environments alongside their telemetry data.
- Uncover and mitigate vulnerabilities: Identify urgent vulnerabilities, identify malicious users, and allow your teams to deploy fixes faster to deliver more secure software with less risk.
- Improved software supply chain performance: Proactively manage performance and remediate issues with actionable log insights, custom queries, and alerting to allow your teams to boost release velocity and quality.
The JFrog log analytics integration with New Relic is available at no additional cost to all New Relic full platform users, and the integration is free for all tiers of self-hosted JFrog customers.
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