…Executive Briefing Center in Palo Alto, Calif. Our CEO, Lew Cirne, will take part in a panel discussion on the topics of ‘The Freemium Model in Action' on Tuesday, May 21 from 11:30 pm to 12:30 pm.
A complete list of the winners can be found on the AlwaysOn website .
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We're hearing more and more about ‘mobile' these days. It's a hot topic and for good reason. Check out the stats on the infographic we published today. Mobile is the most disruptive thing to happen to computing, application building and (on the end user side) data consumption since the rise of the Internet. New Relic's history of innovation essentially demands that we fill the need created by this massive change. Here are the three soundbites that drove our decision …
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Trivia I Always Have To Point Out: New Relic is an anagram of founder Lew Cirne's name. Geddit?
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Slicecraft is a 'design to HTML' conversion company with a difference - they work with Haml and Sass and can deliver your translated design in these formats, ready to drop into your Rails app. The first time I've seen this feature specifically highlighted - cool!
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…Ruby (and now PHP too!) application performance and reliability monitoring and management service that started life as a Rails-only service. With New Relic you can monitor your apps, find slow transactions, see specific SQL queries, and even run a code-level thread profile.
Trivia I Always Love To Point Out: New Relic is an anagram of founder " Lew Cirne"'s name!
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…New Relic RPM Bronze is offered for free to all Engine Yard AppCloud customers , you really don't have an excuse for not using it. Tune in for our interview with New Relic Founder and CEO Lew Cirne—his insights on production visibility and the entrepreneurial spirit are not to be missed.
Fun fact: Lew Cirne. New Relic. Anagram.
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…that later ...
For more information on New Relic's funding announcement, read our full funding press release or our blog post, Why New Relic Is Raising $ 80 Million Now .
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…developers' movement out of the shadows and into the light as new influencers on society." - Lew Cirne, from the foreword to "Kingmakers"
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Gartner released it's 2012 Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring ( APM) report today and WOW what a difference a year makes. In last year's report, there were 29 APM vendors that made the report. This year, there are only 15 vendors, including 13 from last year and 2 new entrants. Guess who one of those new entrants was?
You guessed it — NEW RELIC! Not only were we included in the report but we were placed in the "LEADERS" quadrant. For those of …
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As one of our earliest and closest partners, Heroku and New Relic have had a long-standing working relationship. Over the past couple of years, we've both gotten rather busy as our companies have scaled and adapted to meet the needs of an increasingly cloud-savvy and polyglot user base. I was pleased then, to have recently had the opportunity to chat with Heroku co-founder and CTO Adam Wiggins about optimizing the performance of web apps deployed on the Heroku…
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These are the words we hear from our CEO, Lew Cirne about once a week. His point is we are dedicated to disrupting how application management and analytics tools are used, bought and sold — and that it takes time to disrupt a market full of entrenched incumbents. And he should know — he was the founder of some of the ‘old' relics that have had a grip on the enterprise. This is not to say we're not scaling or focusing on growth — we're scaling very quickly these days with …