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How Pharmacy2U uses New Relic

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The use case: how Pharmacy2U deploys New Relic

Pharmacy2U, the largest online pharmacy in the UK, uses New Relic to monitor transaction speed, frontend browser experience and infrastructure performance. It also uses it to track its migration from on-premise systems to Microsoft Azure and microservices, and to watch message flow to its dispatch warehouses.

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1 million

Now we’re sending out over 1 million items a month.

In the customer’s words

Visibility of our systems through New Relic is an absolute must. It’s allowing us to be proactive, not reactive.
Dan Brown, Technical Solutions Architect, Pharmacy2U — Source

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With the pandemic, we saw a huge increase on load on the website pretty much overnight, and New Relic really helped us understand what was happening in our systems. This enabled us to react quickly to issues and deliver the more robust, stable systems even as demand exploded.
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