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# Backends Space separated list of backends
backends='newrelic'
#CloudProvider If set, use the cloud provider to retrieve metadata about the sende.
# cloud-provider='''
# MaxCloudRequests Maximum number of cloud provider requests per second
# max-cloud-requests=10
# BurstCloudRequests Burst number of cloud provider requests per second
# burst-cloud-requests=15
# DefaultTags Space separated list of tags to add to all metrics
# default-tags=''
# InternalTags Space separated list of tags to add to internal metrics
# internal-tags=''
# InternalNamespace Namespace for internal metrics
# internal-namespace='statsd'
# ExpiryInterval After how long do we expire metrics (0 to disable, -1 for immediate)
# expiry-interval='5m'
# ExpiryIntervalCounter Interval before counters are expired, defaults to the value of expiry-interval
# expiry-interval-counter=
# ExpiryIntervalGauge Interval before gauge are expired, defaults to the value of expiry-interval
# expiry-interval-gauge=
# ExpiryIntervalSet Interval before interval are expired, defaults to the value of expiry-interval
# expiry-interval-set=
# ExpiryIntervalTimer Interval before timers are expired, defaults to the value of expiry-interval
# expiry-interval-timer=
# FlushAligned Whether or not the flush should be aligned. Setting this will flush at an exact time interval. E.g. with a 10s flush interval, if the service happens to be started at 12:47:13, then flushing will occur at 12:47:20, 12:47:30, etc. rather than 12:47:23, 12:47:33, etc.
# flush-aligned=false
# FlushInterval How often to flush metrics to the backends.
# flush-interval='1s'
# FlushOffset Offset for flush interval when flush alignment is enabled.
# flush-offset=
# IgnoreHost Ignore the source for populating the hostname field of metrics
# ignore-host=false
# MaxReaders Maximum number of socket readers. Minimun between 8 and number of cpu's
# max-readers=
# MaxParsers Maximum number of workers to parse datagrams into metrics. Default equal to number of cpu's
# max-parsers=
# MaxWorkers Maximum number of workers to process metrics. Default equal to number of cpu's
# max-workers=
# MaxQueueSize Maximum number of buffered metrics per worker.
# max-queue-size=10000
# MaxConcurrentEvents Maximum number of events sent concurrently.
# max-concurrent-events=1024
# EstimatedTags Estimated number of expected tags on an individual metric submitted externally
# estimated-tags=4
# CacheRefreshPeriod Cloud cache refresh period
# cloud-cache-refresh-period='1m'
# CacheEvictAfterIdlePeriod Idle cloud cache eviction period
# cloud-cache-evict-after-idle-period='10mn'
# CacheTTL Cloud cache TTL for successful lookups
# cloud-cache-ttl='30m'
# CacheNegativeTTL Cloud cache TTL for failed lookups (errors or when instance was not found)
# cloud-cache-negative-ttl='1mn'
# MetricsAddr Address on which to listen for metrics
# metrics-addr=':8125'
# Namespace Namespace for all metrics
# namespace=''
# StatserType Statser type to be used for sending metrics. Set to 'null' to disable internal metrics
# statser-type='internal'
# PercentThreshold Space separated list of applied percentiles.
# percent-threshold=''
# HeartbeatEnabled Enables heartbeat
# heartbeat-enabled='true'
# ReceiveBatchSize The number of datagrams to read in each receive batch
# receive-batch-size=50
# ConnPerReader Create a separate connection per reader (requires system support for reusing addresses)
# conn-per-reader='false'
# BadLineRateLimitPerMinute How many bad lines can be logged per minute
# bad-lines-per-minute=0
# ServerMode The server mode to run in
# server-mode='standalone'
# Hostname Override hostname
# hostname=''
# TimerHistogramLimit Upper limit of timer histogram buckets (MaxUint32 by default, effectively unlimited)
# timer-histogram-limit=
# LogRawMetric Print metrics received from network to stdout in JSON format
# log-raw-metric='false'
# By default, timer metrics will result in aggregated metrics of the form (exact name varies by backend):
# <base>.Count
# <base>.CountPerSecond
# <base>.Mean
# <base>.Median
# <base>.Lower
# <base>.Upper
# <base>.StdDev
# <base>.Sum
# <base>.SumSquares
# In addition, the following aggregated metrics will be emitted for each configured percentile:
# <base>.Count_XX
# <base>.Mean_XX
# <base>.Sum_XX
# <base>.SumSquares_XX
# <base>.Upper_XX - for positive only
# <base>.Lower_-XX - for negative only
# These can be controlled through the disabled-sub-metrics configuration section
# Uncomment below to disable all sub-metrics.
# You can also set to false only those that you want to send.
# [disabled-sub-metrics]
# # Regular metrics
# count=true
# count-per-second=true
# mean=true
# median=true
# lower=true
# upper=true
# stddev=true
# sum=true
# sum-squares=true
# # Percentile metrics
# count-pct=true
# mean-pct=true
# sum-pct=true
# sum-squares-pct=true
# lower-pct=true
# upper-pct=true
[newrelic]
# flush types supported: metrics, insights, infra. if not defined will try to guess from the address used
flush-type = 'metrics'
transport = 'default'
address-metrics = 'https://metric-api.newrelic.com/metric/v1'
address = 'https://insights-collector.newrelic.com/v1/accounts/<your New Relic account id>/events'
api-key = '<your New Relic API key>'