New Relic has added support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) within its AI Monitoring solution.
According to the company, MCP has quickly become the standard protocol enabling AI agents to interact with various tools and services. However, it is also associated with challenges such as a lack of visibility into tool usage and an inability to pinpoint performance bottlenecks.
New Relic’s support for MCP provides additional AI monitoring context. “We are correlating MCP performance data directly with the broader application ecosystem,” says Yoram Mireles in the announcement post. “This means seamless correlation between AI interactions and the performance of backend services, databases, microservices, and message queues.”
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