New Relic Sponsored Session - Mike Panchenko, New Relic
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Migration of the New Relic analytics database — a stateful system that handles around 1.3 billion events per minute (≈23M/sec) — moves to Kubernetes with a cellularization strategy and many heterogeneous clusters. Observability uses distributed tracing linked to the logs product, a Kubernetes Explorer that pulls control-plane data, the RQL/NRQL query layer and NR1 custom apps; one app spots image version drift across 42 clusters and operators track spikes like 14 off‑hours pages to prioritize fixes.
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