The use case: how Viewpoint deploys New Relic
Viewpoint, a construction software company, uses New Relic for unified observability across applications and infrastructure in its Kubernetes clusters as it migrates its Vista ERP and Spectrum construction management applications to the cloud. Engineers, support and QA staff correlate data to track application health, respond to alerts, and share dashboards with customers.
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83% reduction in alert noise
35% improved response times for identity management
Some core application services saw a 10x performance gain
In the customer’s words
With end-to-end observability under the hood in New Relic, it’s been simple to instrument our applications as we move them to the cloud. Being able to grab that telemetry data and take action before issues arise or customers notice—that’s been huge.Other companies using New Relic
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Viewpoint adopted New Relic for unified observability across applications and infrastructure in its Kubernetes clusters. This approach enables a wide range of users—including DevOps, customer support, performance engineers, QA, and test—to correlate data from across the cloud environment