Webinar: Gaining Insights into MongoDB with MongoDB Cloud Manager and New Relic

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In this session, we’ll show how to use MongoDB Cloud Manager to monitor the performance of your cluster. Next, we’ll dive into New Relic and demonstrate how you can view the same database specific metrics from within the APM tool.

Gaining Insights into MongoDB with
Cloud Manager and New Relic
Sam Weaver, MongoDB Product Manager
Marco Marquez, New Relic Technical Partner Manager

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• What is MongoDB Cloud Manager? (5 mins)
• What is New Relic: APM, Insights, Plugins? (5 mins)
• Monitoring MongoDB from within New Relic (10 mins)
• New Relic API (5 mins)
• Q&A (5 mins)

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