What is New Relic?
New Relic is a comprehensive observability platform designed to monitor and analyze application performance, infrastructure, logs, and user experiences in real time. This course introduces essential New Relic functionalities, such as application performance monitoring (APM), infrastructure monitoring, distributed tracing, log management, and alerting, providing the skills needed to gain deep visibility into complex systems.
Why New Relic is Important
As digital systems grow in complexity, New Relic is vital for maintaining application performance and infrastructure reliability. It provides actionable insights to resolve issues before they impact users, optimize system performance, and improve customer experience. Mastering New Relic equips professionals with essential observability skills needed to ensure high system availability, making it an invaluable tool for IT and DevOps teams.
Course Features
- Comprehensive Coverage of New Relic Features: From basic APM to advanced log management and tracing.
- Hands-On Labs: Real-world exercises to set up and use New Relic effectively.
- Expert-Led Training: Conducted by Rajesh Kumar, an experienced observability professional.
- Certification: Approved by DevOpsSchool, recognized across IT and DevOps industries.
Training Objectives
Participants will learn to:
- Set up New Relic for application and infrastructure monitoring.
- Configure dashboards, alerts, and visualizations to gain insights into system performance.
- Utilize distributed tracing and log management for deep observability.
- Integrate New Relic with cloud platforms and manage application performance effectively.
Target Audience
Ideal for:
- DevOps Engineers, IT Operations, and Application Developers responsible for system and application monitoring.
- Professionals with a background in system administration, DevOps, or software development.
Training Methodology
This course includes:
- Lectures and Demonstrations: Foundational and advanced New Relic functionalities.
- Hands-On Labs: Exercises on configuring New Relic for real-world monitoring.
- Interactive Q&A: Sessions for practical queries and real-world scenarios.
Training Materials
Provided resources include:
- Detailed Handouts and Reference Guides
- Video Tutorials for post-course review.
- Lab Guides and Presentations for guided practice.
Evaluation
Program effectiveness is evaluated through:
- Pre- and Post-Tests to measure knowledge gain.
- Practical Assignments to test real-world skills.
- Feedback Surveys to improve course quality.
Certifications Program
Upon completion, participants receive:
- New Relic Master Certification from DevOpsSchool.
- Recognized credentials for expertise in application performance monitoring and observability.
Agenda Daywise for New Relic Training Program
| Day | Topics | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Introduction to New Relic and Observability | Overview of New Relic’s capabilities and setup. |
| Setting Up Application Performance Monitoring (APM) | Basic APM configurations for monitoring applications. | |
| Lab Session: Setting Up APM and Tracking Application Performance | Practical setup for APM and real-time performance tracking. | |
| Day 2 | Infrastructure Monitoring with New Relic | Configuring infrastructure monitoring for systems and networks. |
| Creating Custom Dashboards for Data Visualization | Customizing dashboards for better observability. | |
| Lab Session: Infrastructure Monitoring and Dashboard Customization | Practical session on monitoring infrastructure. | |
| Day 3 | Working with Distributed Tracing and Log Management | Setting up tracing and log management for deeper insights. |
| Using New Relic for Root Cause Analysis | Leveraging tracing and logs to identify issues. | |
| Lab Session: Implementing Distributed Tracing and Log Management | Hands-on tracing and log analysis. | |
| Day 4 | Setting Up Alerts and Notifications | Configuring alerts and managing notifications for incidents. |
| Automating Incident Management with Alert Policies | Using alert policies for proactive monitoring. | |
| Lab Session: Alert Configuration and Policy Management | Setting up alerts and policies for system monitoring. | |
| Day 5 | Advanced Integrations and Cloud Monitoring | Integrating New Relic with cloud services (AWS, Azure, GCP). |
| Final Project: Complete Monitoring Solution with Application and Infrastructure Coverage | Comprehensive project for end-to-end observability. | |
| Certification Exam Preparation and Q&A | Review and Q&A for exam readiness. |
Lab Setup
Participants will need:
- Access to New Relic accounts for hands-on configuration.
- Sample application and infrastructure data to simulate monitoring scenarios.
- Cloud instances (optional) for cloud integration exercises.
Trainers
Rajesh Kumar, an observability and monitoring expert with extensive experience in New Relic and related monitoring tools.
FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the prerequisites for this course? | Basic knowledge of IT systems, DevOps, and application monitoring. |
| Do I need programming skills to take this course? | Programming skills are not required, though familiarity with logs and monitoring is helpful. |
| How long is the certification valid? | Certification is valid for 3 years; recertification is recommended. |
| Can I take this course remotely? | Yes, the course is available online with live, interactive sessions. |
| Will there be a certification exam at the end of the course? | Yes, participants will take a certification exam to validate their New Relic skills. |
| Are hands-on exercises included in the course? | Yes, each module includes hands-on labs to practice New Relic skills. |
| What kind of projects will I work on? | Projects include setting up complete observability solutions for applications and infrastructure. |
| Will I receive post-training support? | Yes, post-training support is available to assist with practical implementation. |
| What certification will I receive? | The New Relic Master Certification recognized by DevOpsSchool. |
| Can I rewatch sessions if I miss them? | Yes, recorded sessions are available for all participants. |
What do aspirants think about our certification?
Aspirants of the New Relic Master Certification Program highlight the course’s practicality, comprehensive content, and relevance to the industry. Key feedback includes:
- Hands-On Learning: Participants value the lab-based approach, noting that the hands-on exercises in APM, infrastructure monitoring, and alerting provide real-world experience with New Relic.
- Broad Skill Development: The course covers essential skills, from dashboard creation to distributed tracing, making it well-rounded for both beginners and those with some experience in monitoring.
- Career Benefits: Many report that the certification has enhanced their job prospects, especially in DevOps, IT operations, and system monitoring roles.
- Expert Instruction: Rajesh Kumar’s guidance and insights from real-world observability challenges provide invaluable knowledge that aspirants find applicable in their daily work.
- Networking and Support: The post-training support and networking opportunities are greatly appreciated, helping participants stay connected and receive ongoing help with implementation.
