Analytics software development firm, New Relic announces that they have joined the Google (GOOG) Cloud Platform Partner Program for Google Compute Engine and will begin participating in their infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform project which focuses on large-scale computing workloads on Linux virtual machines being hosted on Google’s IaaS infrastructure. With the addition of New Relic’s service, Google Cloud Platform customers can leverage the analytics software company’s application performance visibility to assist with the monitoring, troubleshooting and optimizing their applications. New Relic Business Development Vice President Bill Lapcevic said in his prepared statement that both companies will continue to commit to building accessible and reliable products. Click here to check it out and see all the details.
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