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Amazon integrations let you monitor your AWS data in several New Relic features. Enabling the AWS CloudWatch Metric Streams integration is the recommended solution to monitor all CloudWatch metrics from all AWS services (including custom namespaces). On top of this, additional integrations are available to get extended visibility on key AWS services beyond the available CloudWatch metrics. For a f

The New Relic Query Language (NRQL) is a powerful tool you can use to query and understand nearly any type of data, but it can seem overwhelming at first glance. Don't worry! Here's some information to give you a foundational understanding of NRQL, including what it is, how to use it, and some tips and tricks that will help you get the most out of your queries. Once you've learned about NRQL, you

Our iOS agent gives you a comprehensive view of your app's performance. The agent monitors iOS apps written in Objective-C, Swift, or both. For a general overview of mobile monitoring functionality, see Introduction to mobile monitoring. Compatibility and requirements Before you install the iOS agent, review the compatibility and requirements. Install the agent To install the iOS agent, follow our

CautionDeveloper mode is deprecated and no longer supported as of Ruby agent version 4.1.0. The New Relic Ruby agent includes Developer mode, a built-in UI for examining details about web transactions in your application. With Developer mode, you can examine the library and database calls made by the controller actions as they are invoked on the Rails instance. The free Developer mode gives you so

Step-by-step instructions You can install the agent manually. Before installing infrastructure, be sure to: Review the requirements.Have a valid license key.To install infrastructure in Linux, follow these instructions: Create the configuration file and add your license key:

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Pinpoint and solve issues down to the line of code with Node.js monitoring from New Relic. With features like service maps, errors inbox, logs in context, and more, our Node.js agent helps you get the full picture of your app environment. Why it matters Many Node.js application requests are based on raw URLs. Our solution is different. New Relic for Node.js assumes it can group requests to your ap

The Ruby agent has built-in instrumentation for the Delayed::Job library. No additional instrumentation is required. Viewing background tasks As long as the New Relic Ruby agent's gem or plugin is loaded before the Delayed::Job worker starts, all tasks will be monitored with the same level of detail as controller actions. To view the actions themselves: Go to one.newrelic.com > All capabilities >

Do you want to monitor the performance of your Python application? You can do this by installing our Python agent! It is a powerful tool that collects telemetry about your application and then forwards that data to New Relic. Once the data is in New Relic, you can view a wide range of UI pages that give you insights into what's happening with your software. Use the New Relic Python agent to solve

How to use Apdex The Apdex score is a ratio value of the number of satisfied and tolerating requests to the total requests made. Each satisfied request counts as one request, while each tolerating request counts as half a satisfied request. An Apdex score varies from 0 to 1, with 0 as the worst possible score (100% of response times were Frustrated), and 1 as the best possible score (100% of respo

NerdGraph is our GraphQL-format API that lets you query New Relic data and configure some New Relic features. After you sign up for a free New Relic account and install any of our monitoring services, you can get started with NerdGraph. What is NerdGraph? NerdGraph is one of several New Relic APIs. NerdGraph is the API we recommend for querying New Relic data and for performing some specific confi

New Relic's Ruby agent works with Sinatra 1.2.x or higher. In the New Relic UI, the Sinatra actions appear similar to controller actions. The actions in the UI correspond to the pattern expression used to match them. HTTP operations are not distinguished. Multiple matches are all tracked as separate actions. Getting startedTo set up Sinatra: Install the latest newrelic_rpm gem. In your Sinatra app

ProblemIf you do not see data with Unicorn, follow these procedures based on your New Relic Ruby agent version. SolutionIf you are using Ruby agent version 3.8.0 or higher, you should not need to do any additional configuration. If you're using a supported web framework, the agent should work out of the box regardless of your Unicorn configuration. If you are using a Ruby agent version prior to 3.

This document explains: How a web page loadsHow browser monitoring measures page load timing, also known as real user monitoring (RUM) TipThis is a description of traditional, synchronous page load timing. Browser can also monitor asynchronous page load timing. Page load process Here are the major steps in the loading of most web pages. The numbers 1-6 in the diagram correspond to the numbered ste

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Our PHP agent monitors your application to help you identify and solve performance issues. You can also extend the agent's performance monitoring to collect and analyze business data to help you improve the customer experience and make data-driven business decisions. Use the New Relic PHP agent to solve your app's performance issues with our My app is slow tutorial. Monitor app performance one.new

With New Relic's Java agent, you can track everything from performance issues to tiny errors within your code. Every minute the agent posts metric timeslice and event data to the New Relic user interface, where the owner of that data can sign in and use the data to see how their website is performing. Use the New Relic Java agent to solve your app's performance issues with our My app is slow tutor