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Configuring Application Observability in New Relic

Configure deeper application observability for faster troubleshooting. This course will teach you how to diagnose performance bottlenecks, investigate traces and errors, enrich telemetry with custom attributes, and monitor deployment impact.

Intermediate
49m

Created by Harsh Karna

Last Updated Sep 10, 2026

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Configuring Application Observability in New Relic

Configure deeper application observability for faster troubleshooting. This course will teach you how to diagnose performance bottlenecks, investigate traces and errors, enrich telemetry with custom attributes, and monitor deployment impact.

Intermediate
49m

Created by Harsh Karna

Last Updated Sep 10, 2026

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What you'll learn

Application teams often have telemetry available but still struggle to identify why an application is slow, failing, or behaving differently after a release.

In this course, Configuring Application Observability in New Relic, you’ll gain the ability to configure practical observability workflows for deeper application troubleshooting.

First, you’ll explore how to diagnose performance bottlenecks using transaction details, dependency latency, distributed traces, and error information.

Next, you’ll discover how metrics, spans, events, and custom attributes add context for more targeted investigation.

Finally, you’ll learn how to track deployments, compare application behavior before and after a rollout, and identify degradation that may require a hotfix or rollback.

When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of application observability in New Relic needed to diagnose issues faster and understand the operational impact of application changes.

Configuring Application Observability in New Relic
Intermediate
49m
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Harsh Karna - Pluralsight course - Configuring Application Observability in New Relic
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Harsh is a software engineer with 4+ years in Data Engineering, Data Science, and Gen AI, skilled in big data, cloud platforms, and data frameworks. He’s also passionate about travel.

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