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Hi,
I am interested in developing a cookbook for newrelic_mongodb_agent , if there is one already, please let me know.
From what i read so far, is that i need to develop a cookbook, to incorporate the following:
run bundle install to install required gems
Copy config/newrelic_plugin.yml.example to config/newrelic_plugin.yml
Edit config/newrelic_plugin.yml and replace "YOUR_LICENSE_KEY_HERE" with your New Relic license key
Edit the config/newrelic_plugin.yml file and add MongoDB connection and database settings
Running the plugin
In order to check your configuration, you can launch the plugin
in foreground mode, with all output going to stdout:
./newrelic_mongodb_agent
Carefully check plugin's output for any possible error messages.
In case of success, collected data should appear in the New Relic
user interface shortly after starting.
Plugin can also be started as a daemon using the following command:
./newrelic_mongodb_agent.daemon start
while putting the files in the hierarchies that the cookbook will parse
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Hi,
I am interested in developing a cookbook for newrelic_mongodb_agent , if there is one already, please let me know.
From what i read so far, is that i need to develop a cookbook, to incorporate the following:
bundle install
to install required gemsconfig/newrelic_plugin.yml.example
toconfig/newrelic_plugin.yml
config/newrelic_plugin.yml
and replace "YOUR_LICENSE_KEY_HERE" with your New Relic license keyconfig/newrelic_plugin.yml
file and add MongoDB connection and database settingsIn order to check your configuration, you can launch the plugin
in foreground mode, with all output going to stdout:
Carefully check plugin's output for any possible error messages.
In case of success, collected data should appear in the New Relic
user interface shortly after starting.
Plugin can also be started as a daemon using the following command:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: