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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 code the location of new relic agent jar path, then run the spring boot project with the path. edit: Spring boot project is with maven You can include NewRelic Maven dependency and use maven-dependency-plugin to unpack in into your target/classes directory, which allows Maven to include it into final Jar file. Then you have to add Premain-Class attribute into manifest file and you can use your

I'd like to tell NewRelic to not monitor a subset of my web application. For example I'd like to exclude http://mysite/admin/ * so NewRelic won't count traffic against this portion of my app against my apdex. Something similar to how you can create filters in Google Analytics would be great. You can exclude a transaction from counting toward Apdex by calling IgnoreApdex in the New Relic .NET agent API . Add a reference to NewRelic.Agent.Api.dll in your project, then call that method in the code path common to your admin pages. You can also ignore a transaction entirely (no Apdex, no response

During the stage task, I'd like sbt to grab the newrelic jar from the ivy repos and copy it into a folder. Ideally, the jar is configured the same way dependencies are, but not necessarily within the libraryDependencies Seq itself (as it's not a build or runtime dependency). You could declare a new configuration Stage . You could set libraryDependencies to the desired value in that configuration. Later your stage task could read update report and copy the files to the desired directory. val stage = taskKey[Unit]("Stage task") val Stage = config("stage") val root = project.in(file(".")).configs

Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post . Closed 5 years ago . I am working on android library and wondering which analytics solution would be the best for this purpose. I want to monitor: unique app installations / removals using my library memory consumption, number of background applications while doing some specific operations in my library crashes / exceptions custom events All these statistics should be easily grouped

I am working on a large Django (v1.5.1) application that includes multiple application servers, MySQL servers etc. Before rolling out NewRelic onto all of the servers I want to have an idea of what kind of overhead I will incur per transaction. If possible I'd like to even distinguish between the application tracking and the server monitoring that would be ideal. Does anyone know of generally accepted numbers for this? Perhaps a site that is doing this sort of investigation or steps so that we can do the investigation on our own. For the Python agent and monitoring of a Django web application,

We are trying to implement new relic ( http://www.newrelic.com ) on a dev server to test openerp's performance . The below installation steps of newrelic asks us to to modify WSGI application file . I am new to openerp and I can't seem to figure this out. Any help will be highly appreciated. Within the same WSGI application file, you then need to add a wrapper around the actual WSGI application entry point. If the WSGI application entry point is a function declared in the file itself, then you can use a decorator. @newrelic.agent.wsgi_application() def application(environ, start_response): ...