Netlify Changelog: February 2022

Netlify Graph, New Relic Integration and Quickstart, Log Drains for S3, Command Palette, Scheduled Functions

CHANGELOG What's new Netlify Graph New Relic Integration and Quickstart Log Drains for S3 Command Palette Scheduled Functions Increased Log Retention Find the full roundup on the Netlify blog. Netlify Graph Develop sites faster with third-party APIs Seamlessly connect to services, quickly find and query data, and autogenerate type-safe functions. Netlify Graph's growing catalog includes highly requested APIs for developers, including: GitHub, Stripe, and Salesforce. Go explore APIs with Graph New Relic Integration and Quickstart Measure your release cycle and core web vitals Automatically add New Relic's real-user monitoring Browser agent to your websites and apps, and quickly create a dashboard with alerts to notify your team if performance shifts away from a baseline. Try the New Relic integration today Log Drains for S3 Send your Netlify traffic logs and functions log to an S3 bucket for cold storage or pass them into your preferred log management solution for troubleshooting. Available today on Enterprise plans. Command Palette Navigate across your sites and teams using your keyboard. Configure your keyboard shortcut under user settings. Scheduled Functions Cron jobs are here! Schedule a build, invoke functions hourly, or back up a bunch of data at the end of the day. Now in beta and available through Netlify Labs. Increased Log Retention Get more from your logs! Logs are now available for time periods greater than 24 hours for Netlify developers on Pro plans and above. Learn more. In case you missed it Netlify now supports Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) for Next.js On-demand Builders are ready for production use That's all the news that's new! Thank you for building a better web with Netlify.   — The Netlify Product Marketing team Netlify, 44 Montgomery Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, CA 94104 Unsubscribe Manage preferences