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Date Published
Author
Rachel Siemens, Principal Product Marketing Manager
Word Count
623
Company Posts That Month
29
Language
English
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No
Summary

New Relic One offers a single UI for viewing data, making troubleshooting easier for Spring Boot developers with Microsoft Azure's latest integration. With this integration, developers can send their application data directly to New Relic One and take advantage of the powerful observability platform. The integration deploys the New Relic Java agent into a Spring Boot application, allowing users to visualize and troubleshoot their entire software stack within one connected experience. This unified view provides shared context across teams, making it easier to identify issues and optimize applications. Developers can monitor key aspects of their applications, including web transaction time, throughput, and error rate, as well as access features like New Relic Lookout without additional configuration. The integration is a simple three-step process using the command-line interface, and users can explore the platform after deploying their application and configuring the New Relic Java agent.

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