New Relic is an observability platform for application performance monitoring.
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Use our status checker above to confirm whether the issue is with New Relic or your local connection.
Visit New Relic's status page for official updates, or see our New Relic Status Page guide.
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Data reporting issues can be due to New Relic outages or agent problems. Check our status above and New Relic's APM component. If New Relic is up, verify your agent is running, check license key validity, and review agent logs for errors.
Alert conditions and notifications may be affected during New Relic outages. This creates a monitoring gap - consider having backup alerting via PagerDuty or PerkyDash for critical infrastructure to ensure you're notified during outages.
Slow NRQL queries during outages may indicate data pipeline issues. Check the Query and Data Platform components. If New Relic is up, optimize your queries - use TIMESERIES, limit results, and avoid expensive operations on large datasets.
New Relic Browser (RUM) uses separate ingest endpoints and may work during partial outages. However, data correlation with APM won't function. Check the Browser Monitoring component status specifically for frontend monitoring issues.