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Network Redux Standardizes On New Relic for Application Management; Offers Bronze Level Service to Customers Free of Charge(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) San Francisco, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) March 01, 2011 New Relic, Inc., the leading software-as-a-service provider of application performance management (APM) solutions, and Network Redux, a leading provider of managed web hosting solutions, today announced that Network Redux will offer Bronze-level subscriptions of New Relic’s proven application management service free of charge to Network Redux customers. With integration of New Relic with the Network Redux dashboard, customers can now rapidly gain comprehensive visibility into the performance of their applications and troubleshoot issues proactively. As an added customer benefit, Network Redux’s world-class support team will use New Relic to share visibility into deployed applications and work even more collaboratively with customers as needed to ensure superior online service delivery. Network Redux is a Managed Web Hosting and Service Provider that architects, deploys and manages Web Hosting environments for Internet projects from blogging networks to High Availability Distributed Private Clouds. New Relic is the leading provider of on-demand application performance management services for Ruby, PHP, Java and .NET. It allows development and operations teams to monitor applications in production, proactively identify performance issues, and drill down for root-cause diagnosis. The integration of New Relic with Network Redux’s dashboard will make it easier for organizations to monitor critical online business services and ensure their applications are meeting end-user expectations for fast and reliable online service. “As more and more organizations entrust Network Redux with hosting their business-critical applications, we think it’s important to take every step we can to help them ensure success,” said Kris Watson, Director of Platform Development at Network Redux. “This means providing an extraordinarily consistent level of customer service for each solution we build, and New Relic is a key element of that approach. Whether working with our support team or on their own, customers can now use New Relic better manage application performance and availability.” “Having architected and built platforms for over 1300 clients, Network Redux is clearly stakeholder in its customers’ success,” said Bill Lapcevic, vice president of business development at New Relic. “Offering the leading application management service free of charge underscores their commitment to helping customers deploy superior-performing online apps that achieve both business and performance goals.” Network Redux customers can take advantage of free New Relic application performance management services right away. Implementation is simple and typically takes 2 minutes or less. Just log in at https://dashboard.networkredux.com and follow the on-screen instructions during the order process to setup New Relic RPM. About New Relic® New Relic, Inc. is the leading software-as-a-service provider of application performance management solutions that enable developers and operations teams to quickly and cost effectively monitor, troubleshoot, and tune application performance in real time. More than 7,500 organizations use New Relic RPM to monitor and optimize more than 110,000 production application instances, including customers 37signals, AT&T Interactive, Atlassian, Gilt Groupe, Groupon, IGN, Intuit, REA Group, Sears, Shopify, Shutterfly, and Simon and Schuster. New Relic also partners with leading cloud management, platform and hosting vendors including Amazon AWS, Blue Box Group, Brightbox, cloudControl Engine Yard, Eucalyptus, GigaSpaces, GoGrid, Grid Gain, Heroku, Joyent, Microsoft Windows Azure Platform, Morphlabs, Network Redux, PHP Fog, Rackspace, Red Hat, RightScale, SpeedyRails, Stax Networks and VMware. New Relic is a private company headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA. New Relic is a registered trademark of New Relic, Inc. To learn more, visit http://www.newrelic.com. # # # Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/3/prweb8171261.htm (c) 2011 PRWEB.COM Newswire |