Debug faster with New Relic’s AI-powered observability
summary
New Relic demonstrates an Azure Native Service that installs from the portal, links APM, infrastructure and OpenTelemetry data, and shows live service maps and a Kubernetes navigator to trace requests from frontend to pods. AI features include automatic anomaly detection and prebuilt dashboards; demo spins up a New Relic resource, enables APM and K8s agents, and verifies green checkmarks. Customers report 10 issues found on day one, 40% faster backend responses, and a 35% infrastructure cost reduction.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and use case
- 2:58Cloud monitoring challenges
- 5:42New Relic platform overview
- 8:40Azure integration and setup
- 12:00Demo: Correlating data
- 16:57Customer impact and results
- 19:18Getting started with Azure
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