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How to monitor a .NET Core application with New Relic

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Remy Kullberg, Technical Content Manager
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English
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Summary

With .NET Core, you can build a wide variety of applications and services that work on any operating system. Monitoring your application's performance is crucial to understand its health and behavior, which helps identify and resolve issues quickly. New Relic quickstarts provide curated, opinionated monitoring for your entire technology stack in just a few minutes. The .NET Core quickstart helps you instrument and collect data from your .NET Core application, service, or infrastructure running on other technologies such as Windows, Linux, Azure, and AWS. Distributed software environments make tracking and troubleshooting issues complicated, but New Relic's all-in-one observability solution can help. By using the .NET Core quickstart, you'll get a pre-configured dashboard and alerts that detect changes in key performance metrics, such as CPU usage, total transactions, and slowest query time. The dashboard provides an overview of your application's performance, including charts for web transactions time, Apdex score, throughput, error rate, logs, transactions, and infrastructure. Alerts can help you stay on top of emergent issues in your application, and the quickstart guide includes steps to deploy the dashboard and alerts.

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