FutureStack 2022: Recapping our latest announcements

Azure multi-cloud support

Our customers often ask for flexibility to run observability workloads on the cloud provider of their choice-and New Relic is now available on Microsoft Azure. Microsoft Azure customers will also be able to use New Relic as their default observability platform by natively integrating New Relic into Azure Portal. You can reduce budgets, store the telemetry data you send to New Relic on Azure, and gain deep visibility into Azure services. Learn more about how our partnership with Azure accelerates enterprise cloud migration and multi-cloud initiatives.

Upcoming observability for cloud migrations

For organizations modernizing their applications and infrastructure, it's critical for engineers and architects to be able to understand which workloads to prioritize to maximize ROI and minimize risk. Our upcoming AWS Cloud Accelerator will allow you to discover, tag, and organize hosts into workloads to more easily identify rightsizing and modernization candidates to guide your migration strategy. With automatic visibility into your workload and dependencies you'll be able to make modifications to an app during the migration process to significantly reduce the risks associated with the refactoring/re-architecture migration path, accelerate cloud adoption, and migrate your applications according to your roadmap and priorities.

Instant Observability integration quickstarts

Whether you're new to monitoring or your organization follows a mature set of observability best practices, it's simple and fast to monitor the performance of your entire stack. New Relic Instant Observability is our open source ecosystem of quickstarts integrations- preconfigured bundles of dashboards, alert configurations, and guides.

Since launching this ecosystem in 2021, we've added integrations with 470+ cloud services, open source tools, and enterprise software. The latest quickstarts, technical integrations, and resources come from leading enterprise technology brands, including Akamai, Atlassian Bitbucket, CircleCI, Cloudflare, Netlify, PagerDuty, and Postman, extending the value of observability to more teams and use cases. Learn about our latest cohort of Instant Observability integrations for monitoring API, network, application, and streaming performance, or read on about how we've expanded our observability ecosystem to improve user experience and help extend the value of observability to teams who rely on many tools to monitor the health of their systems.