1. From the New Relic app's Alerts menu, tap any alert to view error details for the associated application.
2. Optional : Select Acknowledge .
3. Optional : To view additional details, select Errors , Events , or History .
4. To return to your New Relic application, select Applications .
Alert notifications are valuable tools for application performance management. But they don't need to be too much of a good thing. To learn more about New Relic iPhone app, …
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…ported into the API in less than a day, and we were off and running.
His sparkline update hasn't been merged into the Hubot repo yet, but you can view his fork .
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If you need sophisticated notification options (like rotating schedules and escalation rules), Pagerduty is for you. Partnering with Pagerduty allows Scout to focus on what we do best—powerful, easy-to-setup monitoring tools.
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