Open Source Alternatives to New Relic
What is New Relic?
New Relic is a software analytics platform that provides performance monitoring and observability for applications, infrastructure, and customer experiences.. There are currently 13 open-source alternatives to New Relic, with a combined total of 132.3k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Java.
Showing 13 open-source alternatives
An open-source, real-time infrastructure monitoring platform with per-second metrics, ML-powered anomaly detection, and zero-configuration deployment.
An open-source observability platform native to OpenTelemetry that unifies logs, traces, and metrics in a single application.
An open-source APM tool for monitoring and tracing transactions in large-scale distributed Java, PHP, and Python applications.
A monitoring dashboard system for infrastructure and application performance, originally developed by Stack Exchange.
Monitoring solution for Java and Java EE applications in QA and production environments.
An open-source Java application performance monitoring agent with preconfigured dashboards for Elasticsearch, Graphite, and InfluxDB.
An open-source metrics pipeline and monitoring system for enterprise cloud-native infrastructure, built on OpenMetrics for interoperability.
An open-source APM tool for monitoring and analyzing Java applications with end-to-end tracing and business context.
Official Go agent for Elastic APM that traces application operations and sends performance metrics to APM Server.
A Ruby gem for monitoring performance and exceptions in Ruby on Rails applications, with both local development and cloud-hosted production modes.
A Ruby agent that instruments applications to send performance data to Skylight for monitoring and profiling.
AppSignal for Elixir monitors errors, performance, and servers for Elixir applications.
AppSignal for Elixir monitors errors, performance, and servers for Elixir applications with automatic instrumentation.
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