PHP per-directory INI settings
Most PHP agent configuration variables can be set on a per-directory basis. This option is often used when there is a single web server serving multiple applications, and you want to adjust settings...
View ArticlePHP agent installation: AWS Linux, RedHat, and CentOS
Follow this procedure to install New Relic APM's PHP agent using AWS Linux 2, RedHat, or CentOS. This is not the same as the CentOS procedures for New Relic Infrastructure. If you have an earlier...
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PHP agent
The New Relic PHP agent monitors your application to help you identify and solve performance issues. You can also extend the agent's performance monitoring to collect and analyze business data to help...
View ArticlePHP frameworks: Integrating support for New Relic
This document is aimed at the developers or maintainers of PHP frameworks. It suggests ways to extend your framework by adding support for New Relic. The PHP agent supports frameworks by figuring out...
View ArticleDistributed tracing for the PHP agent
New Relic APM's PHP agent supports distributed tracing, which lets you see the path that requests take as they travel through a distributed system. This document contains PHP-specific tips to enable...
View ArticleMultiple accounts
You can configure New Relic to support multiple accounts per host. For example, you may be a service provider supporting multiple customers in a shared hosting environment. Contents Set per virtual...
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PHP agent attributes
Attributes are key-value pairs containing information that determines the properties of an event or transaction. New Relic enables you to customize exactly which attributes will be sent to each of...
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View ArticleGuide to using the PHP agent API
New Relic APM's PHP agent provides an API for customizing agent behavior. The PHP agent automatically instruments many popular PHP frameworks, but you can use the API to instrument activity that the...
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PHP agent configuration
The New Relic PHP agent has a number of settings to fine-tune the types and amounts of data reported. For most users, the default values produce the best possible mix of overhead and utility. However,...
View ArticleInstall the PHP agent with Docker
You can install the New Relic PHP agent for APM inside a Docker container in order to monitor your PHP apps. The PHP agent is only compatible with Docker containers for Linux. Requirements Before...
View ArticleUsing the newrelic-install script
The interactive newrelic-install script simplifies installing New Relic for PHP. It works with multiple PHP installations as well as installations in non-standard locations. Running it will: Copy the...
View ArticlePHP agent installation overview
The New Relic PHP agent consists of a PHP extension (which collects data from your application) and a local proxy daemon (which transmits the data to New Relic). Your system's configuration components,...
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Introduction to New Relic for PHP
The New Relic PHP agent monitors your application to help you identify and solve performance issues. You can also extend the agent's performance monitoring to collect and analyze business data to help...
View ArticlePHP per-directory INI settings
Most PHP agent configuration variables can be set on a per-directory basis. This option is often used when there is a single web server serving multiple applications, and you want to adjust settings...
View ArticlePHP agent installation: AWS Linux, RedHat, and CentOS
Follow this procedure to install New Relic APM's PHP agent using AWS Linux 2, RedHat, or CentOS. This is not the same as the CentOS procedures for New Relic Infrastructure. If you have an earlier...
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