New Relic : launches API monitoring with Postman integration

More than 17 million developers rely on the Postman API platform to design, build, test, document, deploy, and monitor APIs within a collaborative platform. Postman's monitoring feature allows users to observe API performance and quality in detail, but downstream operations teams may only get a high-level view of API performance with metrics such as CPU utilization, memory consumption, and database throughput. Similarly, for developers to understand how a single API affects the overall application within a broader deployment, Postman needs to ingest contextual data for APIs from another telemetry source.

To solve these problems, New Relic and Postman have built an end-to-end integration so you can monitor the functionality and performance of your APIs while Postman monitors the rest of your observability data at the same time. Now, you can get deeper pre-production API metrics down to the individual endpoint level. You can also use the two-way integration to receive contextual data about deployments from New Relic One in the Postman API platform.

The Postman and New Relic integration brings API observability data to developers and engineers where they already spend their time-whether they are DevOps engineers monitoring their stack in New Relic One or API developers seeking real-time application performance data in context of their API deployments in Postman.