Here’s a list of 100 chapter titles for New Relic, guiding readers from beginner to advanced in cloud technology, focused on monitoring, observability, and performance management using New Relic:
¶ Introduction to New Relic and Observability
- What is New Relic? An Overview of Observability Tools
- The Role of Observability in Cloud-Native Environments
- Understanding New Relic’s Core Features
- Why New Relic is Essential for Cloud Infrastructure Monitoring
- Key Concepts: Metrics, Traces, and Logs
- How New Relic Helps in Monitoring Cloud Applications
- New Relic vs Other Monitoring Solutions: A Comparison
- Exploring New Relic’s Ecosystem: Integrations and Tools
- Introduction to Full-Stack Observability with New Relic
- New Relic’s Impact on DevOps and Agile Development
- Creating a New Relic Account and Setting Up Your Environment
- Navigating the New Relic Dashboard
- Installing the New Relic Agent: Step-by-Step Guide
- Configuring New Relic for Your First Application
- Basic Setup of Application Monitoring with New Relic
- Understanding New Relic’s Different Agent Types
- Connecting Your Cloud Services (AWS, GCP, Azure) to New Relic
- Setting Up New Relic for Microservices Architecture
- Creating Your First New Relic Dashboard
- Exploring the New Relic Query Language (NRQL)
- Introduction to Application Performance Monitoring (APM)
- Configuring APM in New Relic for Web Applications
- Monitoring Frontend Performance with New Relic Browser
- Tracking Backend Performance with New Relic APM
- Distributed Tracing in New Relic: How It Works
- Understanding Transactions and Their Role in Monitoring
- Setting Up Alerts for Application Performance Issues
- Identifying Bottlenecks in Application Performance
- Deep Dive into New Relic’s Distributed Tracing Features
- Using New Relic for Real-Time Application Diagnostics
- Setting Up Infrastructure Monitoring in New Relic
- Monitoring Cloud Infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP) with New Relic
- Integrating Kubernetes with New Relic
- Setting Up New Relic for Virtual Machines (VMs) and Containers
- Understanding Hosts and Containers in New Relic
- Monitoring Database Performance with New Relic
- Leveraging New Relic for Network Monitoring
- Custom Metrics in New Relic for Infrastructure Insights
- Building Custom Dashboards for Infrastructure Monitoring
- Scaling Infrastructure Monitoring with New Relic
¶ Log Management and Analysis with New Relic
- Understanding Log Management in New Relic
- Centralized Log Management with New Relic Logs
- Setting Up Log Forwarding to New Relic
- Searching and Analyzing Logs in New Relic
- Using NRQL to Query Logs in New Relic
- Creating Log-Based Alerts in New Relic
- Integrating New Relic Logs with Other Tools
- Using New Relic for Real-Time Log Analytics
- Best Practices for Log Management in New Relic
- Visualizing Logs and Metrics Together in New Relic Dashboards
¶ Advanced Features and Integrations
- Advanced Distributed Tracing with New Relic
- Integrating New Relic with Prometheus for Enhanced Metrics
- Using OpenTelemetry with New Relic for Observability
- Custom Instrumentation with New Relic
- Integrating New Relic with External Services (Slack, PagerDuty, etc.)
- Using New Relic APIs for Custom Integration
- Working with New Relic Alerts and Notifications
- Advanced NRQL Queries for Complex Insights
- Custom Dashboards and Visualizations in New Relic
- Enhancing Observability with New Relic's Kubernetes Integrations
¶ Cloud and Microservices Monitoring
- Best Practices for Monitoring Cloud-Native Applications
- Using New Relic for Serverless Application Monitoring
- Setting Up New Relic for Microservices with Kubernetes
- Cloud-Native Tracing with New Relic
- Monitoring Distributed Microservices Architectures with New Relic
- Tracing API Requests Across Microservices with New Relic
- Instrumenting Serverless Functions with New Relic
- Monitoring Hybrid Cloud Environments with New Relic
- Scaling and Optimizing Cloud-Based Applications with New Relic
- Securing Cloud Infrastructure with New Relic Insights
¶ Proactive Monitoring and Troubleshooting
- Setting Up Proactive Alerts and Thresholds in New Relic
- Configuring Error Tracking and Management in New Relic
- Using New Relic to Detect Performance Anomalies
- Real-Time Monitoring with New Relic Alerts
- Root Cause Analysis with New Relic
- Integrating New Relic with Incident Management Tools
- Using Synthetic Monitoring to Test Application Performance
- End-to-End Transaction Tracing for Performance Issues
- Diagnosing Service Degradation with New Relic
- Best Practices for Debugging with New Relic
- Improving Application Performance with New Relic APM Insights
- Optimizing Database Queries Using New Relic Insights
- Identifying and Resolving Slow Frontend Load Times
- Optimizing API Performance with New Relic
- Using New Relic’s CPU and Memory Monitoring for Optimizations
- Optimizing Cloud Infrastructure with New Relic Metrics
- Leveraging New Relic to Improve Container Performance
- Using New Relic for Auto-Scaling Optimizations
- Improving Web Application Performance with New Relic Browser Monitoring
- Monitoring and Improving Network Latency with New Relic
¶ Security and Compliance with New Relic
- Ensuring Security in Cloud Environments with New Relic
- Using New Relic to Monitor Security Threats and Vulnerabilities
- Compliance Monitoring with New Relic
- Protecting Data and Ensuring Privacy with New Relic
- Integrating New Relic for Continuous Security Monitoring
- Auditing Access and Activity in New Relic
- Configuring New Relic for Secure Cloud Monitoring
- Monitoring Application Security with New Relic’s APM
- Best Practices for Secure Instrumentation with New Relic
- Leveraging New Relic for Security Incident Response
These chapter titles are structured to guide you through New Relic's comprehensive suite of observability tools, from foundational setup to complex integrations and advanced performance management. Each chapter helps develop a deeper understanding of how to use New Relic in various cloud environments, scale effectively, and ensure security and compliance across your infrastructure and applications.