The use case: how Turo deploys New Relic
Turo, a car-sharing platform running on a microservices architecture on AWS, uses New Relic for full stack monitoring, distributed tracing, logs, alerts and dashboards. This lets its team detect issues proactively and correlate data across applications and infrastructure in one place.
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Ten different issues were identified one day after installing the agent.
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Ten different issues were identified one day after installing the agent. Response times improved by 40% on the backend.