Configuring New Relic logging
Edit on GitHubThis document describes how to configure different types of New Relic logging.
Configuring request logging
Every request is automatically logged by New Relic. The name of the requests will be the name of the used route for Yves and the [module]/[controller]/[action]
for Zed. Also, URL request and the host are stored as custom parameters for each request.
To enable the New Relic monitoring extension, add it to the MonitoringDependencyProvider
in your project:
<?php
namespace Pyz\Service\Monitoring;
use Spryker\Service\Monitoring\MonitoringDependencyProvider as SprykerMonitoringDependencyProvider;
use SprykerEco\Service\NewRelic\Plugin\NewRelicMonitoringExtensionPlugin;
class MonitoringDependencyProvider extends SprykerMonitoringDependencyProvider
{
/**
* @return \Spryker\Service\MonitoringExtension\Dependency\Plugin\MonitoringExtensionPluginInterface[]
*/
protected function getMonitoringExtensions(): array
{
return [
new NewRelicMonitoringExtensionPlugin(),
];
}
}
Additionally, you can add ignorable transactions in your config file - for example, config/Shared/config_default.php
:
use Spryker\Shared\Monitoring\MonitoringConstants;
// ---------- Monitoring
$config[MonitoringConstants::IGNORABLE_TRANSACTIONS] = [
'_profiler',
'_wdt',
'page/catalog/my-endpoint',
];
Error Logging
Every error will be logged in New Relic along with its detailed stack trace.
Configuring console command logging
To enable the Monitoring for console commands, edit src/Pyz/Zed/Console/ConsoleDependencyProvider.php
:
protected function getConsoleCommands(Container $container)
{
$commands = [
...
new \SprykerEco\Zed\NewRelic\Communication\Console\RecordDeploymentConsole(),
];
}
/**
* @param \Spryker\Zed\Kernel\Container $container
*
* @return \Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventSubscriberInterface[]
*/
public function getEventSubscriber(Container $container)
{
$eventSubscriber = parent::getEventSubscriber($container);
if (extension_loaded('newrelic')) {
$eventSubscriber[] = new \Spryker\Zed\Monitoring\Communication\Plugin\MonitoringConsolePlugin();
}
return $eventSubscriber;
}
Configuring deployment Logging
To be able to use the deployment recording feature of New Relic, add your api_key
and deployment_api_url
to the project config. The API key is generated in your New Relic account. Open your account settings in New Relic and enable the API Access on the Data Sharing page. Once done, you’ll get your API key. For more details, see API Explorer.
$config[\SprykerEco\Shared\NewRelic\NewRelicEnv::NEW_RELIC_API_KEY] = 'YOUR_API_KEY';
$config[\SprykerEco\Shared\NewRelic\NewRelicEnv::NEW_RELIC_DEPLOYMENT_API_URL] = 'NEW_RELIC_DEPLOYMENT_API_URL';
The NEW_RELIC_DEPLOYMENT_API_URL
can be retrieved from the official documentation about Record Deployment. It should contain the environment application ID you want to register the deployment for.
For example: https://api.newrelic.com/v2/applications/12345/deployments.json
However, the latest version (1.1.0) of the module allows passing a list of IDs to be able to record multiple deployments (for example, Yves and Zed for different stores) at once. In that case, the config has to be modified using the %s as a placeholder in the deployment URL:
$config[\SprykerEco\Shared\NewRelic\NewRelicEnv::NEW_RELIC_DEPLOYMENT_API_URL] =
'https://api.newrelic.com/v2/applications/%s/deployments.json';
$config[\SprykerEco\Shared\NewRelic\NewRelicEnv::NEW_RELIC_APPLICATION_ID_ARRAY] = [
'yves_de' => '12345',
'zed_de' => '12346',
'yves_us' => '12347',
'zed_us' => '12348',
];
Therefore, it will be possible to use the record deployment functionality built-in in the console commands, as follows:
$ vendor/bin/console newrelic:record-deployment <app_name> <user> <revision> [<description>] [<changelog>]
where the first three arguments are mandatory. A real example of usage would be:
$ vendor/bin/console newrelic:record-deployment MyStore user@gmail.com v1.2.0 "New version 1.2.0" "Fixed bugs in controller"
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