Ingest, alerts, dashboards and spend across the whole New Relic estate, watched in one place,
with the next step on every finding.
Landing page. The status dashboard: ingest and CCU against budget, and whether NRAMP itself is healthy.
Incident Heatmap. What fired, by account and hour, across every account at once.
Ingest Analysis. Every account against its own history, then down to the data source.
Variance analysis. Why a source grew: every contributor against four weeks earlier, and a Sankey of where the volume comes from and goes, by region and cluster too.
CCU Analysis. Where compute goes by type, what grew fastest, and the dashboards, people and alert conditions that cost the most, including the ones that never fire.
Workstreams. Findings become tasks, and the savings add up where everyone can see them.
Alert Analysis. Every policy and condition in an account, read in full, with what to fix first.
Query Profiler. Each dashboard, its widgets and queries, and what running them costs.
Metrics Validator. Metrics compared with every dashboard and alert, and the drop rules that follow.
Migration Tools. Configuration moved between accounts, dry run first, every step recorded.
Migration wizard. Name the move, choose what goes, and read what would arrive broken before anything is written.
Backup / Restore. Dashboards, alert policies, conditions and workflows kept in Git on a schedule, with a restore that shows what it would do first.
Entity builder. A wizard that builds a custom entity type, tests its rule against your telemetry, and opens the pull request.
Kanban Boards. Workstreams and tasks as cards in five columns, on boards a person can keep private or share.
Account Assessment. Every analysis NRAMP has, assembled into one report for one account.
Ingest Budgets. Tiers accounts are held to, and where each one will land this month.
Log Partitions. Which queries scan a partition, what it costs, and a before and after of the plan that would pay for itself.
