New Relic APM is a very stable tool.

They often keep introducing new features. That said, as far as the stability of the product itself is concerned, it's a very stable product. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

It's stable. It is reliable. The performance has been good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

I rate New Relic eight out of 10 for stability. 

It has its limitations, but it is a stable solution. 

My impression is that stability is pretty good. I would rate it an eight, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best.

I rate the tool’s stability a ten out of ten.

The stability of the product is high.

It is a stable solution.

Its stability is quite good. We don't see any issues with the stability.

It's mostly stable.

It's a very stable product. Overall it's a good product.

New Relic is a highly stable solution.

New Relic APM is a very stable solution.

The stability is great. It's reliable. I'd rate the stability four out of five in terms of reliability. There are no bugs or glitches. 

New Relic APM is a stable solution, and I've never seen any outages from it.

It's a stable solution. We have not encountered any issues. We're not plugging too much traffic into it. We're not reporting on it heavily. It's not feeding into our service management processes heavily. So we haven't seen anything.

It has been stable for all our work lines.

It's very stable. We have currently around 150 GB of data that we are going to analyze. Almost each and every day around 75 to 80 GB is analyzed. We haven't had issues with the volume or with bugs or glitches. 

We send through all our real-time transactions through it, and it is very stable. 

I haven't seen any problems with it.

The solution is stable.

I have never seen it be down or unavailable. So, the stability is good.

New Relic is stable. 

I would rate New Relic's stability at eight out of ten.

The solution is quite stable. We don't have any issues there. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash. It's reliable.

The stability is good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

Stability is good, and we had no challenges while accessing the New Relic system from the browser.

Never had any problems.

The solution is very stable and working fine. 

While the APM is stable, the browser itself isn't too reliable. 

We have not had an issue with stability, so we are happy with it.

For all the features that they have and for the amount of data that we feed them, it handles the stress well. 

It has been operational for over a year and a half across over 200+ applications on Java and .Net, with no negative impact to any of the systems.

I haven’t had any issues with stability.

In the last year, I’ve never seen Insights go down. In the first couple of months we had a little bit of trouble understanding it, but that’s OK. The query language is a little bit different. It never breaks.

In the last year I’ve never seen APM go down.

It is a stable solution. I rate it eight out of ten.

I rate the stability of New Relic a nine out of ten.

We have found this to be an overall stable solution.

New Relic APM is stable. In the last two years, we have not faced any stability issues. If the vendor is having a maintenance issue they will notify us in advance.

I rate the stability of New Relic APM a six out of ten.

They are a costly solution and the stability should be better for the price.

We've encountered no issue with stability.

It has a limit of only 1000 records. I can run a query, and it will only give me feedback on 1000 regardless of the filters I use. Some users are heavy users and have more transactions. I’d like the ability to do 10,000.

We have had no issues with respect to stability.

The code is great. We don't have any issues, and I think that's the majority of New Relic customers. You have issues with your first customers, fix the issues, and then leave it alone until the next issue comes along.

Our track record is the same, we used it, troubleshot it, and then the developers fixed it.

Once we had stability issues when the New Relic agent was overwhelming the IIS process, but that was a long time ago. We spoke to New Relic, and they delivered an agent to fix the problem.

There is no question about this product's stability. It is very good and I would continue to use it, but the price has caused the organization to move on to the DataDog solution.

The solution is quite stable.

The infrastructure of New Relic is very stable, and it works well.

There were no issues.

It is fairly stable. There have been issues in the past where stability was not fully reliable, but all problems were quickly resolved and we personally haven't had any data loss issues of any kind.

No issues encountered.

We’ve never had any problems whatsoever.

There are no stability problems. There have been slow points where data loads slowly, but it can be solved just by clicking refresh. No problems with agents crashing or not reporting data. So no reason for me to worry about its stability.

I never have to worry about not collecting data, but probably the web portion might need a little bit of work.

A few issues in the past; there were some CSS issues where sometimes the CSS wasn’t rendering, but they seem to have overcome those. I’ve never experienced downtime which is impressive.

It's absolutely great.

The stability and uptime have been great. They do a great job in notifying of maintenance windows. We have had some graph inconsistencies which might represent a quirk in the solution, but we haven’t seen that in a while.

We have some performance issues with the servers. Sometimes the server is consuming a lot of CPU or memory, and New Relic Insights fails. They don't receive any information from the server or to the dashboard.

Very stable. Never had any issues.

It's been a stable product. We haven't had any issues with instability.

There are no stability problems. There have been slow points where data loads slowly, but it can be solved just by clicking refresh. No problems with agents crashing or not reporting data. So no reason for me to worry about its stability. I never have to worry about not collecting data.

No issues encountered.

The solution is stable.

The stability has been fine.

It is on our production workload, so we put a fair amount of stress on it. However, it is sort of self-contained. We do not really have to do much with it.

The solution is very stable.

We had no issues with the performance.

Never had an issue.

No issues encountered.

No, access to the New Relic website and reports was always stable. Monitoring, events and reports are always available and we didn't notice any kind of downtime.

The stability of New Relic APM is very good.

It's a stable solution and we never had a problem with it.

It is stable. We don't have any issues.

We've encountered no issues with stability.

The stability is good. Because it is calibrated for SaaS, it is transparent for us.

The stability is good. We haven't had any issues with New Relic. We load test for about 10,000 users accessing the application for every five minutes. This is our use case, and New Relic was used to monitor how the application is performing.

We use SaaS, so we don't really manage New Relic in any of the boxes.

The stability has been fine.

None at all.

Sometimes when we pull data from New Relic, we time-out or drop data, and we can see when that happens, but we're not sure if it’s us or them.

Also, the alerting system has trouble with large alerts that come up slowly, requiring the operator to know the system well (yellow, red, orange) and to know what the alerts mean.

Pretty stable. Sometimes the charts will fail to load or there are some random errors. But because of the way we use APM, there’s no significant impact.

Every now and then there are little quirks, like the web site will stop refreshing by itself, or the graphs will show something that’s not happening. But in my experience just refreshing the graphs will fix it. But we’ve never had any downtime with New Relic.

We didn't encounter issues with stability.

None so far. The service is very mature and very stable.

The aforementioned outages and issues were vexing but, fortunately, are well in the past.

It's fantastic, with no bugs or lag.

It’s generally stable, but last year it was a little flaky. It wasn’t as responsible as it should have been, as sometimes you would lose some things that you’d worked on, but very few incidences. But currently the newer version is very stable.

There were some small bugs with the ability to update the dashboard the driver, RAM, and CPU after we upgraded to a server application. We had to ask New Relic to manage this issue on their side.

It supports our Black Friday week, when our requests increase about 500 percent. It's very stable.

I haven’t noticed any issues. There may have been a couple of instances two years ago when New Relic stopped reporting data, but nothing that I know of since then.

We see some exceptions in the machine Event Logs from time to time, and we occasionally see high CPU usage from the monitoring components but we've not seen any activity that compromised the stability of our systems as a result.

No issues encountered.

No stability issues.

We had a problem where our application crashed because of New Relic. They acknowledged the problem and we just had to turn it off for six months.

Very stable. No issues.

Haven't encountered as issues with stability.

None

The stability of the solution has been good for us so far. We don't have any problems with it. It's reliable. It doesn't crash or freeze. There aren't bugs or glitches. 

It’s very, very reliable, no issues, and most importantly we haven’t lost any data and we’ve been able to hotlink particular events. All our documentation about particular events, we can always go back and see, which is good for training.

Used to be fairly slow, but it’s gotten a lot faster. It's industry-leading, the most responsive full suite of tools that I’ve used.

It’s pretty solid. Sometimes they have downtime – for the most part the New Relic site is up all the time, but once in a while the data is delayed on the graph (like every month or two), but other than that it works!

10/10 - it's very stable. It went down, maybe, once.

No, the service appears very stable. We get occasional 503 errors when pushing data to New Relic, but it's fairly infrequent.

No issues.

Yes, we have encountered issues with stability.

Not enough working experience to comment on this, but in my experience, no instability.

We've had one or two occasions of a few wide spaces in the graphs where the response time didn’t keep up. Sometime it’s a bit slow in processing data, but now it’s much faster and more stable with new releases. Some of the releases I think are already there in production.

Very stable. No problems.

No issues encountered.

Yes, sometimes.

No.

We haven't faced any stability issues.

We've had no issues with stability.

We encountered no issues with instability.

Older versions of .NET.

No issues encountered.

No issues with stability.

There are some 5 minutes interruptions that we don't know where they come from, 24x7 confirmed the web was ok so it must be the tool.

None.

The stability is fine.

It seems pretty stable, although there are times when it is not available.

No reason to worry.

No issues.

New Relic APM is more stable than Dynatrace. I don't have to upgrade that often. I'll need to upgrade Dynatrece after every few months for any of the new releases. 

Sometimes, with Dynatrece after an upgrade to the new release, i.e. if I need to upgrade every half a year, it's not compatible or it has some compatibility issues.

It's good, though there was just one instance where the agent had a problem, but it was quick to remedy.

We had some problems at the beginning, but we may not have set it up properly. It’s not clear if it was stability problem in New Relic or in our application, and it was just at the beginning.

None encountered. It's quite stable.

Quite stable. There have been some times where it failed to record something, but those were rare. Pretty reliable.

There's no problem with stability, but I had one annoying problem where I wasn’t part of the right group, but New Relic fixed it for me.

It's fairly stable, but there were some issues every once in a while, but New Relic is very quick to put notifications out.

I haven't experienced any issues with stability.