Observability simplified: Empowering engineers to make better software
summary
New Relic claims a single-platform approach that collects logs, traces and metrics into one place and actually maps ephemeral relationships so you can do postmortems on instances that vanished. Integrations include CloudWatch Metric Streams, a Lambda extension that can bypass CloudWatch, and a Cloud Optimizer feed sending real‑time memory metrics. Company migration takes eight months and yields being a top‑three managed Kafka and top‑five EKS/SQS user; on‑prem CPU hits 99.8% vs cloud 56% utilization, exposing overprovisioning risks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:05Observability made simple
- 2:01What are the objectives of observability?
- 3:19The changing landscape of transformation
- 4:03How do customers address these challenges?
- 7:12Cloud migration dashboard
- 8:37Cloud transformation results
- 9:31How New Relic integrates with AWS
- 11:15Partner obsessed to drive success
- 11:59Meet with New Relic
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