New Relic – Full Stack Observability Course in chennai

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Master New Relic Through Real-Time Projects and Full Stack Observability Solutions

Edubrights offers industry-focused New Relic – Full Stack Observability Training in Chennai designed for students, freshers, DevOps engineers, Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), cloud professionals, software developers, system administrators, platform engineers, and working professionals seeking expertise in application performance monitoring and observability.

Learn how to monitor, analyze, troubleshoot, and optimize applications, infrastructure, networks, logs, and user experiences using New Relic. Gain practical knowledge of full stack observability, application performance monitoring (APM), distributed tracing, log analytics, infrastructure monitoring, incident management, and operational intelligence used by modern organizations.

Gain hands-on experience in New Relic architecture, APM implementation, distributed tracing, log management, real-user monitoring, infrastructure observability, alerting systems, dashboard creation, performance optimization, root cause analysis, incident response workflows, and real-world observability projects through expert-led training and practical labs.

Why Choose Edubrights for New Relic Training?

✅ Real-Time Observability Projects & Industry Case Studies

✅ Live Instructor-Led Training by DevOps & SRE Experts

✅ Hands-On Practice with New Relic Observability Platform

✅ Application, Infrastructure & Cloud Monitoring Experience

✅ Performance Optimization & Troubleshooting Training

✅ Distributed Tracing & Incident Analysis Exposure

✅ Industry-Oriented Observability Best Practices

✅ Resume Building & Mock Interview Preparation

✅ Career Guidance & Job Assistance

✅ Flexible Online and Classroom Training Options

Build In-Demand Observability Skills

Learn how organizations use New Relic to gain end-to-end visibility into applications and infrastructure, improve system reliability, reduce downtime, identify performance bottlenecks, and deliver exceptional digital experiences. Our training combines practical implementation, cloud-native monitoring concepts, and industry best practices to help you become job-ready.

Master essential concepts such as application performance monitoring, distributed tracing, infrastructure monitoring, log analytics, service dependency mapping, alert management, root cause analysis, real-user monitoring, incident response, performance tuning, and enterprise observability strategies.

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Join Edubrights' New Relic – Full Stack Observability Course in Chennai and gain the skills required to monitor complex systems, optimize application performance, improve operational efficiency, and support modern DevOps, SRE, and cloud-native environments with confidence.

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Case Studies and Projects

Hours of Training

20+

Placement Assurance

100%

Expert Support

Yes

Support & Access

Lifetime

Certification

Yes

Skill Level

All

Language

All

Course Objectives

1. Why should I learn New Relic Full Stack Observability?

New Relic Full Stack Observability enables organizations to monitor applications, infrastructure, networks, logs, and cloud environments from a single platform. Learning this technology prepares you for careers in DevOps, Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), Cloud Operations, and Application Performance Monitoring (APM).

2. How will this New Relic course improve my monitoring and observability skills?

This course teaches you how to monitor application performance, analyze distributed systems, collect logs and metrics, configure alerts, build dashboards, troubleshoot production issues, and optimize system reliability using New Relic.

3. Is this New Relic Full Stack Observability training suitable for beginners?

Yes. The course begins with observability fundamentals before progressing to Application Performance Monitoring (APM), Infrastructure Monitoring, Distributed Tracing, Log Management, Synthetic Monitoring, Kubernetes monitoring, and automation.

4. What practical knowledge will I gain during this course?

You will configure monitoring agents, collect application metrics, analyze logs, monitor cloud infrastructure, investigate performance bottlenecks, create dashboards, configure alerts, and troubleshoot enterprise applications using real-world scenarios.

5. How does this course help me build a career in DevOps and Cloud Monitoring?

The training focuses on practical implementation, hands-on monitoring projects, production troubleshooting, cloud observability, and performance optimization, preparing you for roles such as DevOps Engineer, SRE Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Monitoring Engineer, and Application Support Engineer.

Popular Techniques Covered in This Course

New Relic Platform Administration

Application Performance Monitoring (APM)

Infrastructure Monitoring

Log Management & Analysis

Distributed Tracing

Dashboard Creation & Visualization

Alert Policies & Incident Management

Kubernetes & Container Monitoring

Cloud Observability

Performance Optimization & Root Cause Analysis

Get Hands-on Knowledge about Real-Time Projects

Project 1

1. Enterprise Application Performance Monitoring Solution

Implement a comprehensive monitoring platform for enterprise applications by configuring APM agents, tracking transactions, monitoring response times, analyzing errors, and optimizing application performance through real-time insights.

Project 2

2. Cloud Infrastructure Observability Dashboard

Develop a centralized observability dashboard that monitors virtual machines, cloud services, containers, databases, and network resources while providing real-time health metrics, alerts, and performance analytics.

Project 3

3. Kubernetes Monitoring & Container Performance Analysis

Build a monitoring solution for Kubernetes clusters that tracks container health, resource utilization, pod performance, service availability, and infrastructure metrics to ensure reliable cloud-native application deployment.

Project 4

4. Distributed Microservices Performance Monitoring

Create an observability platform that uses distributed tracing to monitor microservices communication, identify latency issues, analyze transaction flows, and accelerate root cause analysis across enterprise applications.

Project 5

5. Automated Incident Detection & Root Cause Analysis Platform

Design an intelligent monitoring solution that correlates application metrics, infrastructure events, and log data to detect incidents, trigger automated alerts, identify root causes, and minimize production downtime.

Key Features

Edubrights offersNEW RELIC – FULL STACK OBSERVABILITY Training in virtual mode with expert trainers. Here are the key features,

40 Hours Course Duration

100% Job Oriented Training

Industry Expert Faculties

Free Demo Class Available

Completed 500+ Batches

Certification Guidance

Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to New Relic

Overview of New Relic as a unified observability platform
New Relic architecture: data ingest, NRDB and telemetry pipeline
New Relic's pricing model: consumption-based and all-in-one

Module 2: New Relic APM

APM agent deployment: Java, Python, Ruby, .NET and Go
Service maps and distributed tracing
Error tracking and exception analysis

Module 3: Infrastructure Monitoring

Infrastructure agent deployment on Linux and Windows
Kubernetes cluster monitoring with Pixie
Cloud integrations: AWS, Azure and GCP

Module 4: Browser & Mobile Monitoring

Browser agent deployment and SPA monitoring
Core Web Vitals and Apdex configuration
Mobile monitoring for iOS and Android

Module 5: Logs Management

Log ingest: agent forwarding and API ingestion
Log parsing with Grok patterns
Connecting logs to traces and metrics

Module 6: NRQL & Custom Dashboards

New Relic Query Language (NRQL) fundamentals
Building custom dashboards and charts
Alerting with NRQL-powered alert conditions

Module 7: New Relic as Code & Administration

Terraform provider for New Relic configuration as code
User management and account administration
New Relic CLI and API-based automation

Receive Training From Our Skilled and Effective Trainers

New Relic Certified Practitioners All instructors are New Relic certified and have implemented observability programmes at DevOps-mature organisations across cloud-native industries.

NRQL & Data Analysis Expertise New Relic's NRDB and NRQL are powerful tools — trainers develop strong NRQL skills so learners can answer any observability question with data.

Kubernetes & Cloud-Native Specialisation With deep Kubernetes monitoring experience using Pixie and the Kubernetes Cluster Explorer, instructors prepare learners for modern cloud-native observability challenges.

OpenTelemetry Standards Instructors bring OpenTelemetry expertise guiding learners on standards-based telemetry collection that works across New Relic and other observability platforms.

New Relic FutureStack Community Trainers attend New Relic FutureStack and participate in the New Relic Community forum to stay current with platform developments.

New Relic Full Stack Observability Professional Certification

Successfully completing the New Relic – Full Stack Observability course validates your expertise in monitoring applications, infrastructure, cloud environments, containers, and distributed systems using the New Relic platform.

Course FAQs

1. What is New Relic Full Stack Observability?

New Relic Full Stack Observability is a cloud-based observability platform that provides end-to-end monitoring of applications, infrastructure, logs, networks, cloud services, and user experiences from a unified dashboard.

2. Who can enroll in this New Relic course?

Students, DevOps Engineers, Cloud Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers (SRE), System Administrators, Application Support Engineers, Software Developers, and IT professionals can enroll.

3. Are there any prerequisites?

Basic knowledge of operating systems, networking, cloud computing, or application development is helpful but not mandatory.

4. What topics are covered in this course?

The course covers APM, infrastructure monitoring, distributed tracing, log management, dashboards, alerting, synthetic monitoring, Kubernetes monitoring, cloud integrations, and incident management.

5. Will I learn Application Performance Monitoring (APM)?

Yes. You'll learn to monitor application response times, transactions, errors, throughput, and overall application health using New Relic APM.

6. Does the course include log management?

Yes. You'll collect, search, filter, analyze, and correlate logs with application and infrastructure metrics for faster troubleshooting.

7. Will I learn distributed tracing?

Yes. The course teaches distributed tracing to identify latency issues and analyze requests across microservices and distributed applications.

8. Are dashboards and custom reports included?

Yes. You'll create interactive dashboards, visualizations, and reports to monitor infrastructure health and business performance metrics.

9. Will I learn alert configuration and incident management?

Yes. You'll configure alert policies, notification channels, incident workflows, and automated responses to critical system events.

10. Does the course include Kubernetes and cloud monitoring?

Yes. You'll monitor Kubernetes clusters, cloud infrastructure, containers, and cloud-native applications using New Relic observability tools.

11. Are practical lab sessions included?

Yes. Every module includes hands-on exercises that simulate enterprise monitoring, troubleshooting, and production support scenarios.

12. Is online New Relic training available?

Yes. Both instructor-led online and classroom training options are available with practical lab access.

13. Will I receive placement assistance?

Yes. The course includes resume preparation, mock interviews, technical interview guidance, and placement assistance.

14. What job roles can I apply for after completing this course?

You can apply for DevOps Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), Cloud Operations Engineer, Monitoring Engineer, Application Support Engineer, Performance Engineer, and Infrastructure Engineer roles.

15. Why is Full Stack Observability important for modern IT environments?

Modern applications run across cloud, containers, microservices, and distributed systems. Full Stack Observability helps organizations proactively monitor performance, reduce downtime, improve user experience, and quickly resolve production issues.