The use case: how Sqills deploys New Relic
Sqills uses New Relic to monitor application and infrastructure performance across each microservice of its S3 Passenger booking platform, with alerts routed to on-duty DevOps engineers. It also used New Relic to verify performance stayed unchanged when migrating the platform to AWS.
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New Relic provides a graphical overview of performance that’s accessible to everyone,” Patrick says. “As a result, we saw a steep incline in the quality and performance of our application as soon as we started using New Relic, and we continue to use the platform today to search out and address weak spots.Other companies using New Relic
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Employing a DevOps model in which developers are responsible for the performance and operation of the code they create, the Sqills development teams have set up New Relic monitoring for each microservice that makes up S3 Passenger.