This repository contains example applications and scripts that demonstrate functionality of the New Relic Node.js Agent.
- AI Monitoring - examples using supported 3rd party libraries to produce AI Monitoring (AIM) telemetry
- Logs in Context - examples using logging libraries to demonstrate agent log decoration and forwarding of logs to New Relic
- Code Level Metrics - example demonstrating span attributes that help drive the CodeStream integration
- Custom Instrumentation - examples demonstrating the use of the Node.js agent API
- Elasticsearch - example demonstrating elasticsearch with Node.js agent
- Error Fingerprinting - example using setErrorCallback and noticeError to group errors produced in Node.js applications
- ESM - example demonstrating how to load the agent in an ESM application. It also demonstrates how to register custom instrumentation for an ESM package.
- GraphQL Dataloader - example using Apollo Server, koa and GraphQL dataloader
- Kafkajs - example demonstrating kafkajs with the Node.js agent
- Knex - example demonstrating knex with the Node.js agent
- Mock Infinite Tracing Server - mock gRPC server to use to locally test infinite tracing with a Node.js applciation
- Nest - examples demonstrating Nestjs with the Node.js agent
- Next.js - examples demonstrating Next.js with the Node.js agent
- Prisma - example demonstrating Prisma with the Node.js agent
- Sequelize - example demonstrating sequelize with the Node.js agent
- Express - example demonstrating express with the Node.js agent
- Source Maps - typescript example using --enable-source-maps to demonstrate proper stack traces the Node.js agent produces
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New Relic Node.js Examples is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.