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New Relic Issues iPhone App for All-In-One Web and Mobile Application Performance Tool

Jan 03, 2013  By LJ Staff

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San Francisco — January 3, 2013 — New Relic, Inc., the SaaS-based cloud application performance management provider, today announced its very own app for the Apple iPhone, enabling customers to monitor the performance of their applications, end user experience, and servers while on the go. Through application monitoring, New Relic’s iPhone app offers anytime, anywhere visibility into the health and reliability of web applications, including real-time push notifications for application alerts. The New Relic iOS application delivers all of New Relic’s in-depth data and insights through the convenience of the world’s iconic mobile device.

With the official New Relic iPhone app you get:

  • Push notifications for application performance and availability problems
  • Real time and historical visibility into:
    • Application performance
    • Real user performance (RUM)
    • Server resource utilization (CPU, memory, disk, and network)
  • End user satisfaction ratings (Apdex)
  • Easy access to your Key Transaction performance
  • Event notifications (deployments, notes, etc.)
  • Application Error Reporting

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Supporting Quote

"Whether it's checking Apdex with your morning coffee, hunting down sluggish servers in between train stops or squashing that one last bug before you head out for family dinner, having all the power of New Relic with you wherever you are has helped us redefine application support." - Taylor Bird, Mimeo.com

"To help our customers love their apps anytime and anywhere, we have created an iPhone app that will enable them to have seamless access to their app performance. The New Relic iOS app provides all the comprehensive visibility available through the New Relic service giving mobility a new name. Whether at their desk or on the road, our customers can view problems when they happen and take immediate action." - Bill Hodak, director of product marketing, New Relic

About New Relic

New Relic is on a mission to create a better web and mobile experience for everyone by making apps faster and more reliable. Analyzing 60 billion metrics each day, New Relic provides application developers critical insights about performance issues that are affecting their business’ bottom line. Serving more than 35,000 customers in 36 countries, New Relic’s SaaS solution has the largest customer base in the industry. Learn more at: newrelic.com.

New Relic is a registered trademark of New Relic, Inc.

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Justin Dorff
SHIFT Communications
415.591.8412
jdorff@shiftcomm.com

Stephanie Xavier

 

Sr. Communications Manager

 

New Relic, Inc.

 

415-659-9619


stephaniex@newrelic.com

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