Virgin Australia enhances online services


Monday, 14 August, 2023

Virgin Australia enhances online services

Virgin Australia has deepened its partnership with New Relic to enhance delivery of online services to its customers.

The airline understands the critical role online services play in delivering exceptional customer experiences. By using New Relic to establish a more proactive observability posture, Virgin Australia is getting deep insights into its digital infrastructure, enabling faster troubleshooting and continuous improvement of its online and internal services. As part of the airline’s digital transformation, the New Relic observability platform has been deployed across mobile applications, websites, existing custom applications and the airline’s new microservice platform to proactively monitor the availability of these critical services.

“New Relic has become an essential integrated toolset for Virgin Australia, providing unparalleled efficiency and observability at every level,” said Virgin Australia Head of Infrastructure and Support Simon Lawrence.

“The real-time data, flexible query-based thresholding and smart deviation detection has substantially reduced noise and the time required to configure actionable alerting, allowing us to get on the front foot to proactively detect, respond and resolve incidents.”

Benefits include:

  • Reduction in resolution time: Through automatic correlation with underlying infrastructure, end-to-end traces and code-level performance statistics, Virgin Australia has significantly reduced the time from detection to remediation.
  • Reduction in critical system P1 and P2 alerts: Alerts have also been a key driver for detecting degradation in service performance and providing a single source of truth for support staff to identify issues quickly.
  • Improving developer productivity: The entire development team can focus more on tasks that deliver value to customers, rather than manually monitoring logging and infrastructure tools.
  • Lower investigation time: Using New Relic application performance monitoring (APM) capabilities, the team is able to get ahead of issues as soon as they arise to minimise any impact on the end-user experience.
  • Improving business-level reporting: Engineering teams can use New Relic dashboards to proactively communicate the health of the digital business with company stakeholders.
     

Virgin Australia is also in the process of rolling out New Relic Log Management to further improve visibility across its entire stack.

Image credit: iStock.com/Ryan Fletcher

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