2013年5月17日 · From what I've read in the New Relic documentation the New Relic agent jar and the newrelic.yml should be in the same directory, but I want to have the newrelic.yml in my project and reference the New Relic agent jar in my Maven repository.

2014年11月13日 · Recently, we convert a tomcat/spring app to spring boot. Everything is working fine apart from new relic. Is there a way I can easily config new relic with spring boot project. I don't want to hard...

2018年5月27日 · Unpack the zip file and newrelic.jar and the template newrelic.yml are the files you need, they are in the top level directory of the extract. Edit newrelic.yml and find this line:

Typically for this type of situation I add the newrelic.yml file to .gitignore and then create a newrelic.yml.example with all the non sensitive fields filled out and a place holder for the key. This way I can add it into my newrelic.yml file for development and …

2012年11月11日 · I'm using the new relic ruby agent with symfony 2.1 and capifony. I'd like to be able to tell the new relic agent that the config file lives under app/config/newrelic.yml instead of config/newreli...

2024年6月14日 · The guided instrucions for new relic with spring-boot tell you to: add the below to your pom download newrelic.yml and add your licence key, and put the newrelic.yml in a folder called newrelic. s...

2014年6月6日 · This is mediated through the app_name variable in the newrelic.yml configuration file. However, I run the same rails environment on disparate Heroku applications, each being used for different development testing or staging purposes.

2014年5月26日 · According to the New Relic Documentation: Starting in version 2.10.0, you can monitor specific methods in your application without modifying code by using a custom instrumentation XML file. It...

2015年4月10日 · newrelic yml file contains uninitialized constant Asked 9 years, 3 months ago Modified 8 years, 2 months ago Viewed 823 times

2021年11月18日 · I need to create environment-dependent parameterization, into the newrelic.yml file. I want to use an Heroku env var that can assume different values depending on the environment.