Docs version: May 17-23, 2024

Our new Apache Mesos integration helps you monitor your distributed system kernel performance.
Our new Temporal cloud integration helps you monitor and diagnose workflow, namespace, and scalable application issues in your Temporal Cloud.
Do you have a .NET app on AWS Elastic Beanstalk? This new install doc shows a clear path to ingesting that data to our platform.

Added and updated synthetic and browser scripted monitor code examples to synthetic monitoring best practices and synthetic scripted browser reference. Code examples are one of the things that are readers ask for the most, so we're always happy to see more of these.
In our network performance monitoring docs, a lot of little updates led to a major change: Updated supported environments for Podman across 17 docs.
Clarified how logs live archives works and when that log data is available.
Added a diagram and environment variables to Lambda monitoring instrument your containerized image layer.
New Relic's REST API v1 has been fully EOLed and we deleted several docs related to it.
A massive sweep of our infrastructure monitoring docs to:
- Align it our style guide.
- Remove unnecessary content.
- Make the installation doc more visible in the left nav.
- Improve the flow of the installation doc.
Our Developer-to-Docs site migration continues, with another 30+ docs migrated this week.
As of May 23, 2024, AI monitoring supports Java. We've updated several AI monitoring docs to reflect this important update.

Updated cloud data storage security controls for privacy with a link compliance report.
We simplified our .NET yum installation steps.
Updated Python compatibility doc to show that we now support Python 3.12.
Updated .NET compatibility to add that we support the Elastic.Clients.Elasticsearch version 8.13.12 datastore.
Updated Node.js APM agent compatibilty instrumented modules table.
Updated AWS Privatelink supported regions and zones endpoints.
Infrastructure agent now supports Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat), but we don't yet support infrastructure plus logs on this version of Ubuntu.
If you're using CyberARK and Microsoft SQL Server with Windows Authentication, we've clarified that you need to preface your username with your domain.
In our .NET APM agent configuration, we've added environment variables for ignored and expected status codes.
In use your charts, clarified what we mean by KB, MB, GB, and TB. (We use the International System of Units, which uses powers of 10 for calculations.)
In email settings, we've clarified allowed characters and limits on New Relic user email addresses.
Added the IAST validator service URL endpoint to our networks New Relic telemetry endpoints table.
Added a tip on how to monitor multiple SNMP trap version on one host in SNMP performance monitoring.
If you want to extend your Node.js instrumentation to include Apollo Server, we've added links to useful GitHub READMEs.
Added .NET compatibility info to AI monitoring compatibility and requirements.