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New Relic

A murb'ed feed, posted almost 7 years ago filed in monitoring, ruby on rails, ruby, speed & performance.

The first time I heard of SaaS monitoring, it was New Relic. Is not specific to Ruby on Rails though. Focusses mainly on performance.

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