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LEVEL UP YOUR OBSERVABILITY KNOWLEDGE WITH NEW RELIC LEARNING PATHS AND BADGES


NEW RELIC UNIVERSITY LAUNCHES NEW LEARN SITE, LEARNING PATHS, AND BADGE
CREDENTIALS

Published Apr 21, 2023 • 3 min read

By Liam Hurrell, Lead Customer Training Specialist

Building observability into your DevOps practices is a journey. And, any journey
is more likely to succeed when you prepare well for it, starting off on the
right path. We can help you learn about the New Relic observability platform,
how to deploy and use it, and how to build your foundational knowledge. 


LEARNING PATHS

So you can level up quickly, we’ve introduced New Relic learning paths. These
are sets of modules that are grouped into paths relevant to your role or level. 


MODULES

We also know that fitting learning around your day-to-day work can be
challenging. So our learning paths are made up of modular, bite-sized content.
Each module meets clear objectives for the specific course, or a use case of our
platform, and you can take them at any time.

Your completed modules are credited towards your completion of a specific
learning path.




OBSERVABILITY FOUNDATIONS LEARNING PATH

When starting out with new software or platforms, it can be overwhelming to know
where to start. We’ve made it easier with dedicated onboarding courses. Our New
Relic Observability Foundations learning path is a great starting point for
anyone who wants to learn about New Relic and observability.

If you’re interested in what our platform can do and where it fits into modern
observability practice, you can access this self-service learning path at your
own pace, at any time. The courses are aimed toward all learners, including
anyone from technical and non-technical backgrounds. 

The three courses cover observability essentials, the New Relic Platform, and an
introduction to monitoring your data.

After completing this learning path, you’ll be able to answer questions like: 

 * What is observability, and how can it help my business?
 * What different types of telemetry are captured and how are they used in the
   New Relic platform?
 * Where can I access data from my applications and systems in the New Relic?
 * What are the capabilities in New Relic that I can use to improve performance?




OBSERVABILITY PRACTITIONER LEARNING PATH

The Observability Practioner learning path steps outside of the basics and gets
you started building and creating.  If you’re a developer who plans to build,
design, or implement New Relic and observability practices into your business,
this path is for you. 

In the three courses in this path, you’ll install New Relic and learn how to
instrument applications with agents to capture telemetry data. You’ll also
extend the basic level of instrumentation to capture business and user metrics,
create alerts, and use synthetic monitors. Finally, you’ll create custom
dashboards and start using NRQL, our custom query language. Throughout this
learning path, you’ll learn important industry-wide tools, such as
OpenTelemetry, an open source data collection standard, and more.


WHAT IF I’VE ALREADY TAKEN COURSES FROM NEW RELIC? 

The courses in these learning paths are new. While some content may overlap with
courses you've already taken on the learning platform, these courses provide a
more comprehensive level of understanding. 

Also, when you take these new courses, you'll gain badges that recognize your
learning.  Badges are only awarded for completion of the new courses in these
learning paths.


ADDITIONAL LEARN SITE FEATURES

Beyond the new learning paths and badges, the New Relic University Learn site
includes additional features to help you get started, find courses you’re
looking for, and get the most from your learning journey.

 * Check out the Introduction to New Relic University video on the homepage for
   a tour of what’s offered and how you can benefit.
 * Use the tags feature on the homepage and the all courses page to filter to
   topics you’re interested in. You can select multiple tags to group related
   content.
 * Looking to learn more about our system of credentials? See the credentials
   page.
 * Have questions or want to share some feedback? Check the FAQ page for answers
   to frequently asked questions, or reach out to the New Relic University team
   at learn@newrelic.com.


NEXT STEPS

 * If you already have a free New Relic account, you can get started with the
   New Relic Observability Foundations learning path right away. Or, if you’ve
   already completed Foundations, take the Observability Practitioner learning
   path.
 * Get started with New Relic in just a few minutes with a free account. Your
   account includes 100 GB/month of free data ingest, one free full-platform
   user, unlimited free basic users, and access to 500+ pre-built quickstart
   integrations.


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By Liam Hurrell, Lead Customer Training Specialist

Liam is a Lead Customer Training Specialist at New Relic. He is qualified in
Design and Technology with Post Graduate in Education and has experience
developing applications for retailers and banks, and building technical training
programs for companies like BSkyB, Dorling Kindersley, and vendors like Apple
and Adobe. After running a training business for 10 years he joined New Relic in
2018 and enjoys helping customers and partners leverage the New Relic platform. 

The views expressed on this blog are those of the author and do not necessarily
reflect the views of New Relic. Any solutions offered by the author are
environment-specific and not part of the commercial solutions or support offered
by New Relic. Please join us exclusively at the Explorers Hub
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