Thanks, it seems like a strong candidate!

We use it on all our Clojure web apps as well, both frontend and backend. It can produce a huge amount of analytics and automated monitoring/alerting. Happy to answer any questions you might have.

The long-short of it is that we're migrating our Django monolith on a local data server -> cloud hosting -> Clojure. However, we need to know how much it's going to cost to host. To do that we need to know what our main CPU, Memory, and Disk resources are on average as well as the maximums. We only need it for about a month so we can make an informed decision. Do you think New Relic is well suited for that? We're considering trying https://www.netdata.cloud/ first.

I'd certainly get a trial NR account and see what it gives you. Pretty sure they have a Django plugin too so you can get all sorts of insight directly into that app beyond the infrastructure stuff.

newrelic is really nice. I wish it gave me options for aggregates. As far as I have seen you get either a total or an average, and sometimes I'd like a 90th percentile

> specifically New Relic Infrastructure nice stuff. I'm currently in the process of introducing this in production I wanted it most of all for gathering JMX metrics such as GC stuff. Hope it works nicely!

https://www.honeycomb.io doesn’t pre-aggregate, and allows you to slice and dice across high-cardinality fields