Releasesby GlyphBrowser 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'.
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Managed warehouse for MLflow (Beta)
Managed warehouse for MLflow is available in Beta, enabling users to view Unity Catalog traces in the MLflow UI without manually choosing a SQL warehouse.
Check out GitHub code without long-lived credentials on self-hosted agents
Self-hosted agents can now use temporary, read-only GitHub App tokens for repository checkout. This eliminates the need to distribute and rotate long-lived SSH keys or personal access tokens across your agent fleet.
Serving tuned Gemini 3.x models on global endpoints
Serving tuned Gemini 3.x models on global endpoints is available in General Availability (GA) . You can copy fine-tuned Gemini 3.x models to the global region using the Model Registry models:copy API, deploy them to global serving endpoints, and send inference requests directly to aiplatform.googleapis.com .
[Launched] Generally Available: Change from virtual network integration to a private endpoint capable network configuration in Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server
You now have greater flexibility in network design for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server workloads. Now you can change existing VNet-integrated servers from delegated-subnet networking to a private endpoint-capable configuration, enabling secu
[Launched] Generally Available: Restart databases in Azure SQL DB via the Azure portal
You can now restart or fail over databases directly from the Azure portal, including single databases, Hyperscale databases, and databases in elastic pools, without writing scripts against the Rest API or contacting support. Learn more.
Lakehouse caching for cross-cloud data access is generally available (GA)
Lakehouse caching for cross-cloud data access is generally available (GA). Cross-cloud caching is disabled by default. You can opt in to caching on a Lakehouse federated catalog or a BigQuery cross-cloud connection to cache remote files in your Google Cloud region. This helps reduce cross-cloud egress costs and accelerate subsequent queries.
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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.
Updates to Intelligent Workloads and Standard Workloads
Create and define Intelligent Workloads Intelligent Workloads is now generally available (GA), designed for teams that want to proactively monitor business-impacting transactions and associated KPIs. You can now leverage bulk creation to build multiple workloads at once.
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.
Top-level navigation label 'Errors Inbox' is now 'Triage Inbox'
Errors Inbox in New Relic's main navigation is now Triage Inbox (Errors Inbox) . Open it and you'll find the same two places you already use: Errors Inbox and Performance Risks Inbox . This is a change to the label for the main navigation entry and nothing else. There's no new page and no new feature to turn on.
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?
Place pipeline processors anywhere you need them with Pipeline Control
Pipeline Control pipelines used to ship with a static, fixed structure , one Sample Rate node, one Filter node, one Transform node, in a set order. Now you can add and delete Sample Rate, Filter, and Transform processors at any point in the pipeline, in any order, as many times as you need.