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As a Data.gov operator, I want catalog-next reporting to New Relic so that I can monitor and observe performance hook into existing alerting infrastructure.
Acceptance Criteria
WHEN I visit the New Relic dashboard for catalog-next staging
THEN I see catalog-next is reporting data
Details / tasks
Instructions are explained in the New Relic docs. Generally the tasks are:
Add newrelic python dependency to poetry/requirements
Configure New Relic through environment variables
Ensure staging is reporting as "catalog-next (staging)", production as "catalog-next", and sandbox is not reporting; similar to the existing configuration for catalog-classic
Update datagov-deploy to set the correct environment variables per environment
Background
Historically, New Relic has been configured incorrectly for data.gov's python applications, hooking into the apache wsgi config instead of implemented at the application level. This has a number of issues, but most importantly, since catalog-next uses gunicorn instead of apache, the New Relic agent essentially isn't configured at all.
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User Story
As a Data.gov operator, I want catalog-next reporting to New Relic so that I can monitor and observe performance hook into existing alerting infrastructure.
Acceptance Criteria
THEN I see catalog-next is reporting data
Details / tasks
Instructions are explained in the New Relic docs. Generally the tasks are:
Background
Historically, New Relic has been configured incorrectly for data.gov's python applications, hooking into the apache wsgi config instead of implemented at the application level. This has a number of issues, but most importantly, since catalog-next uses gunicorn instead of apache, the New Relic agent essentially isn't configured at all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: