Releasesby GlyphA new landing page for Kubernetes monitoring
New Relic introduced a fleet-wide triage landing page for Kubernetes monitoring that ranks clusters and nodes by severity using operational scorecards.
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November 2026 digestBrowser applications now show Request errors
Find the failed API calls behind broken pages with Browser Request errors In your Browser application, a new 'Request errors' page groups AJAX and fetch requests that returned an HTTP 4xx or 5xx status code. You can see which backend or third-party calls are failing, how often, and where to start debugging. 'Errors Inbox' is also now 'JavaScript errors'.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure integration is now generally available
New Relic has released a generally available integration for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), enabling native ingestion of OCI metrics and logs for unified multi-cloud observability.
NRQL Macros is now generally available
New Relic has made NRQL Macros generally available, allowing users to save and reuse NRQL expressions as named shortcuts.
Performance Risks Inbox is now generally available
Performance Risks Inbox is GA Performance Risks Inbox is now generally available (GA). It finds the performance anti-patterns that quietly slow your application down, such as N+1 queries and inefficient database calls, and groups them in one place so your team can fix them before they become incidents.
Manage New Relic Notebooks with Terraform
You can now define, manage, and provision your New Relic Notebooks using Terraform. This lets you maintain notebooks in version control, review changes in pull requests, and deploy them alongside the rest of your infrastructure code. Key features Full CRUD support: Create, read, update, and delete New Relic Notebooks as a native Terraform resource.
Scheduled Search and Reporting is now generally available
New Relic is excited to share that Scheduled Search and Reporting is now generally available. Instead of manually re-running the same NRQL query to check on your data, Scheduled Search runs it for you, on whatever cadence you choose, and delivers the results straight to your inbox. What is Scheduled Search and Reporting?
The updated version of Pathpoint is now available in Public Preview
The updated version of Pathpoint is now available in Public Preview. When something breaks in a complex system, sometimes the hardest part isn't fixing it, but figuring out how it may impact the business and what part of the customer journey to look at first.
New Relic Control host-based fleets are now generally available
Linux and Windows host support for Agent Control and Fleet Control reaches General Availability today, matching the GA support for Kubernetes that shipped in September 2025. New Relic Control now gives you one observability control plane across Kubernetes, Linux, and Windows hosts, so your entire fleet is managed the same way no matter where it runs.
Session replay now has its own billing category
New Relic now reports session replay data (both Browser and Mobile) under its own billing category in Data ingestion and usage, instead of under browser events and mobile events. This is a reporting change only: your session replay functionality, pricing, and total data ingested are unaffected.
New Relic Compound Alerts brings multiple conditions together for more precise alerting
A single threshold breach does not always provide enough context to determine whether an issue requires attention. With New Relic Compound Alerts, teams can combine up to five existing alert conditions and use AND and OR logic to define the specific combination that triggers a compound alert event.
New Relic Lens is now generally available
Today, we are excited to announce the General Availability of New Relic Lens , a powerful data federation capability designed to simplify and accelerate data discovery and analysis across multiple environments.
Tag-based grouping, custom columns, and column reordering in Catalogs
Grouping and column options aren't new to Catalogs , we've always offered a curated set of the most relevant options out of the box, so you get a high-signal view without the noise.
OpenTelemetry support for AI monitoring is now GA
No New Relic agent required. If your app already emits OpenTelemetry traces, you can now send GenAI spans directly to AI monitoring and see every LLM call, tool call, and agent step , as part of your existing distributed traces.
React Native symbolication support launches
New Relic now supports React Native symbolication. Apply source map files to unminify stack traces so you can see the exact line of code behind every mobile JavaScript error, and resolve issues faster. Source map support helps with: Speeding up debugging and lowering MTTR: Remove the guesswork and see the exact line of code that caused an error.
New Relic Notebooks is now generally available
New Relic Notebooks is now generally available and integrated into the core New Relic platform. Notebooks let you build structured, collaborative documents that combine live telemetry queries, visualizations, and markdown text in a single workspace, ending "tab fatigue" and preserving the investigative context that disappears when an incident is over.
Accelerate incident investigation with New Relic Autopilot
New Relic Autopilot is here, and it changes what an on-call shift feels like. When a service degrades, the clock starts, and every minute of manual investigation is a minute of potential customer impact.
Enhanced dashboard exports and a new chart image snapshot mutation in NerdGraph
We've enhanced the dashboardCreateSnapshotUrl mutation with new export options and introduced dashboardWidgetCreateSnapshotUrl , a new mutation for generating standalone chart images programmatically.
Advanced Capabilities now included in Core Observability
We're thrilled to announce that several of our most powerful advanced platform capabilities have officially moved to our Core Observability offering. Full Platform Users and Core Compute customers now get these features. Depending on your plan, they're available at no additional charge or at Core Compute (CCU) rates.
New Relic Knowledge is now Generally Available
Modern environments generate massive amounts of operational data, but the knowledge required to resolve issues is often fragmented across wikis, tickets, and tribal knowledge. New Relic Knowledge closes that gap by transforming scattered documentation into an enterprise-grade grounding layer.
SLM update: Maintenance Windows and Facet Compliance are now Generally Available
- Service Level Maintenance Windows : You can now schedule maintenance windows directly within the SLM module. During these windows, any "bad events" or downtime are automatically excluded from your SLI calculations.
Performance Risks Inbox is now in Public Preview
About Performance Risks Inbox Traditional monitoring is often reactive, alerting you only after a service is down or error rates have spiked. Performance Risks Inbox shifts your strategy from reactive to proactive.
Cloud Cost Intelligence reaches General Availability
Cloud Cost Intelligence brings full cloud cost visibility directly into New Relic. In modern cloud environments, cost accountability is a major source of organizational friction.
Windows node monitoring for Kubernetes is now Generally Available
We're excited to announce that Windows node monitoring for Kubernetes is now Generally Available . What's included Unified Helm chart: Windows and Linux nodes are now monitored using the same newrelic-infrastructure chart, no separate installation needed. A single enableWindows: true flag in your values.yaml is all it takes.
New Dashboards features
We're releasing new exciting features in Dashboards: Support for urls in widget titles and widgets descriptions New "visibility" options for Dashboards Template Variables Template Variables now available in markdown widgets and titles Widget Links and Widget Descriptions Are you looking for ways to provide essential context and navigation for your dashboard...
PHP agent RPM key rotation for enhanced security
Security is at the heart of everything we do at New Relic. As part of our ongoing commitment to security best practices, we're rotating the RPM signing key for the New Relic PHP Agent. Starting March 2026, all new PHP Agent RPM packages will be signed with an updated key.
Beyond Deployments: Track Every Change in One View
Deployments aren’t the only type of change impacting your system. Now change tracking allows you to capture every system change with ease and view all of your change events in a single pane of glass alongside timeseries data. Identifying correlations to see how changes impact your system has never been easier.
eBPF Network Metrics reach GA with enhanced APM capabilities
As we move through 2026, the landscape of software engineering is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. We’re excited to share several updates across the New Relic eBPF platform, including the General Availability of New Relic eBPF Network Metrics, enhancements to eBPF APM. New Relic eBPF Network Metrics is now GA!
Windows Host Support and Enhanced Agent Selection now in New Relic Control Public Preview
Windows host support in New Relic Agent Control and Fleet Control is now available in Public Preview. This release brings the same automated, centralized management experience you use for Kubernetes and Linux hosts to your Windows infrastructure.
Dynamic runbooks with Notebook in Public Preview
New Relic Notebooks enables you to create structured documents with individual blocks for queries, visualizations and text. This helps facilitate collaborative data analysis and storytelling, investigation, and the saving and sharing of analytical workflows.
Workflow Automation now generally available
New Relic is excited to announce the general availability of Workflow Automation, a powerful feature that enables you to automate routine tasks and incident responses without writing code.
No-Code Log Parsing
New Relic believes, extracting value from your logs should be easy. We’ve overhauled the custom parsing experience to make it faster, more intuitive, and accessible for everyone.We’ve overhauled the custom parsing experience to remove this technical barrier, make it faster.
Enhance account security with multi-factor authentication
Protect your data and control access to your New Relic organization by enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA). This feature allows administrators to add an essential layer of security to authentication domains, ensuring that users provide two or more verification factors to gain access.
Nomenclature changes - "Incidents" are now "Alert events"
Key Information for Users Action Required: None. These updates are purely cosmetic and will be applied automatically to your workspace. Operational Continuity: Your existing alert conditions, workflows, and account permissions will continue to function without interruption.
Dashboard operations for read-only users
Why it's changing This change ensures that read-only access is enforced consistently across the New Relic platform, maintaining uniform governance and technical integrity.
Decoupled browser logs configuration: Independent controls for console and manual logs
We're excited to announce decoupled browser logs configuration. This new capability allows you to independently manage console logs and manual logs, giving you precise control over what data you collect and how much you spend on browser observability. What is decoupled browser logs configuration?
Introducing Transaction 360: Unified, transaction-centric observability is here
New Relic's Transaction 360 is the industry's first transaction-centric observability solution designed to streamline troubleshooting, automatically correlating components, telemetry, and change data into a single, unified view.
Mobile Session Replay in Public Preview
We are excited to announce the Public Preview of Mobile Session Replay. This new capability allows you to review replays for your mobile apps synced with detailed telemetry data, giving you the context needed to understand user interactions and resolve issues faster. What is Mobile Session Replay?
Introducing the Cross-cluster UI Public Preview
As organizations scale their cloud-native infrastructure, the number of Kubernetes clusters grows exponentially. Managing these environments individually creates silos, making it difficult for Platform Engineers and DevOps teams to understand their fleet's overall health.
Data Budgets now generally available
We are excited to announce the General Availability (GA) of New Relic Data Budgets, a new feature empowering administrators with proactive cost management capabilities. You can now set granular monthly budgets, monitor usage against those budgets in real-time, and receive timely notifications.
eAPM General Availability and eBPF Network Metrics Public Preview
Background Our customers are faced with these challenges: The first challenge is the traditional observability gap. Traditional APM tools lack kernel-level network and system metrics. This means that during an incident, it is difficult to pinpoint the root cause between application code issues and network-related issues.
AI Log Alert Summarization (Preview)
When a log-based alert fires, the race to find the root cause begins. Sifting through thousands of log lines to find the "why" is time-consuming and stressful. We're excited to introduce AI Log Alert Summarization (Preview) , a new feature in our Logs Intelligence suite.
Browser Update: Soft navigations improvements & New SPA launches
We’re launching improvements to the SPA browser agent that adopt soft navigation heuristics from Google, reduce conflicts with third-party libraries, simplify interaction determinations, and more. What’s changing?
New Relic Outlier Detection in public preview
Proactively find "noisy neighbors" and abnormal behavior in your stack. New Relic is excited to announce that Outlier Detection is now available in Public Preview as of November 4, 2025! This feature automatically identifies entities (like hosts or containers) that are behaving significantly differently from their peers.
Fine Grained Access for Logs
As your organization scales, managing who can access specific log data is vital for security, compliance, and data governance. Your security teams may need to monitor critical logs that contain sensitive information (PII), while development teams should only see logs relevant to their specific services.
Automate your searches with Scheduled Search and Reporting (Preview)
Stop running the same NRQL queries over and over. Whether you're checking daily failed transactions or monitoring failures in your log data, manual reporting is time-consuming and makes it easy to miss insights. We're excited to introduce Scheduled Search and Reporting (Preview) .
New Relic AWS Metric Streams Integration Now Supports OpenTelemetry 1.0 Format
We're excited to announce a significant enhancement to our AWS infrastructure monitoring capabilities. Our AWS CloudWatch Metric Streams integration now supports the OpenTelemetry (OTel) 1.0 output format.
New Region Support Added for AWS API Polling and AWS Cloud Watch Metric Streams Integrations
We are excited to announce the expansion of our AWS infrastructure monitoring capabilities. Support for both our API Polling and AWS Cloud Watch Metric Streams integrations has been extended to include four new AWS regions.
New Relic Agent Control and Fleet Control are now generally available for Kubernetes!
We're thrilled to announce the General Availability of New Relic Control for Kubernetes, a major milestone in observability management that brings together Agent Control and Fleet Control as a unified, intelligent control plane to manage observability at scale.
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