New Relic shares pop 7% after earnings

New RelicNew Relic CEO and Founder Lew Cirne

Shares of New Relic are up 7% in after-hours trading to $35 after beating Wall Street consensus on its second-ever quarterly earnings report since it became a public company in December. 

New Relic generated $33.4 million in revenue but posted an adjusted net loss of 22 cents per share in the last quarter. The results were better than the average analyst estimate of $30.29 million in revenue and a loss of 25 cents per share. 

For the entire 2015 fiscal year, which just ended for New Relic, the company generated $111.39 million in revenue, beating analyst estimates of $107.29 million, and up 74% from FY 2014, New Relic says in a press release.

New Relic makes application performance monitoring software that helps developers monitor and maintain their software with in-depth data, which is especially important when hosting them with big cloud providers like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure.

The company raised more than $100 million in a December IPO that valued the company at $23 a share. 

Over the last year, New Relic has invested in its product, adding new features and nabbing new customers like Panasonic Europe and Weight Watchers.