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Has anyone succesfully deployed the New Relic addon to a PHP app running on Heroku Cedar stack? I'm running a fairly high traffic Facebook app on a few dynos and can't get it to work. The best info I can find details a Python deployment: http://newrelic.com/docs/python/python-agent-and-heroku Thanks! Heroku has just recently rolled out support for PHP with Cedar and we at New Relic don't know anything more than you do. We'll be talking with Heroku ASAP to get some docs developed which will certainly be on ( New Relic's knowledge base ), and I'll report back here as well. Edited to add: Sorry

I don't even use new relic and I'm getting errors for them. It just happened all of the sudden. I'm using the latest Android Studio build (0.61). Even my master branch has the same error. There are other projects on my machine that use new relic, but not this one. This project does not use new relic in any way, not so much as a wayward gradle dependency. I've tried clearing out my gradle cache and re-downloading all the third party libs, didn't work. StackTrace: 06-15 01:05:54.872 20117-20117/com.waxwings.happyhour.staging D/HappyHourApplication﹕ CREATE TABLE job_holder (_id integer primary

Using performance monitoring tool "New Relic" I am seeing occasional (but too many) long delays in the "AcquireRequestState". I am talking about 10, 20 second delays, sometimes minutes. I know we have not written our own event handlers for this event. Where do I even begin looking for the cause of these delays? The little information I have found so far on msdn has not been helpful. My team saw this "AcquireRequestState" delay reported by NewRelic earlier today when one of our ASP.NET applications was having performance problems on a particular page. The root cause turned out to be a change to

I have a multi-flavored, multi-build-typed android project and I want to integrate the NewRelic plugin. But I have to apply it only for one of the customers, thus only for one product flavor. NewRelic uses instrumentation and the plugin would generate code in other flavors if I applied the plugin there, and that is not permitted for us. So my question is: How can I use the apply plugin: something command in the gradle file to be applied to only one of my flavors? Pavel Santaev Use this code: if (!getGradle().getStartParameter().getTaskRequests() .toString().contains("Develop")){ apply plugin:

Given the chart here, what should I be looking at to identify the bottleneck? As you can see, requests are averaging nearly 14 seconds under load and the bulk of that time is attributed to the CLR in New Relic's profiling data. In the performance breakdown for a particular page, it attributes the bulk of the time to the WebTransaction/.aspx page. Aristos I see that the database is readed also (the orange) and this is seams that one of all pages have delay the rest of pages because of the lock that session make on the pages. you can read also : Replacing ASP.Net's session entirely My suggestion