The use case: how Capillary Technologies deploys New Relic
Capillary uses New Relic One to monitor its microservices and servers across global regions, consolidate alerting, and troubleshoot incidents with metrics, distributed tracing and a thread profiler. Product managers and leadership also use custom dashboards to track product health and service level objectives.
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Uptime and platform stability have also improved significantly, from 99.5% uptime to consistently hitting 99.9%.
What previously took around an hour has now been cut to just ten minutes.
We had incurred higher load balancing costs of about 40 percent (more) than usual, and it was due to a bug that was never caught.
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The ability to have a microscopic view of each and every moving component via the New Relic dashboards and instrumentation is something which is very, very useful.Other companies using New Relic
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Overall, New Relic One has delivered a 75-80% improvement on troubleshooting times. What previously took around an hour has now been cut to just ten minutes. New Relic One’s ability to correlate across services and systems is powering this efficiency, saving considerable time and money.