Monitor APIs with Postman and New Relic
Blog post from Postman
The newly introduced integration between Postman and New Relic allows DevOps specialists to efficiently monitor API and IT infrastructure metrics by sending data from Postman monitors to New Relic. This integration provides a comprehensive view of both API metrics, such as latency and error rates, and infrastructure metrics like CPU usage and memory consumption, all accessible within New Relic. By sending run-level and request-level metrics, including failed tests and total latency, Postman enables users to pivot data across various dimensions, such as region and request name, to gain insights into API performance across different geographies. Additionally, the integration supports external API monitoring, which considers client-side factors to provide a more accurate depiction of API performance, and it helps model and monitor end-to-end transactions using Postman's features for managing data and creating workflows. The integration also leverages New Relic's intelligent alerting capabilities, such as self-adjusting thresholds and anomaly detection, to promptly notify users of any issues, allowing for the creation of dashboards using New Relic Query Language (NRQL) to visualize the data effectively.
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