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APIs
REST API v2
Get started
Introduction to New Relic REST API (v2)
New Relic partnership account authentication
List application ID, host ID, instance ID
Get app and other IDs in New Relic One
Basic functions
Pagination for API output
Specify a time range (v2)
Extract metric timeslice data
Calculate average metric values (summarize)
API overload protection: Handling 429 errors
Set a custom user agent
API Explorer v2
Introduction to New Relic's REST API Explorer
Use the API Explorer
Retrieve metric timeslice data for your app (Explorer)
Account admin and usage (v2)
Listing users for your account
Subscription usage APIs
Alerts examples (v2)
Alerts Rest API
Infrastructure alerting API
Application examples (v2)
Recording deployments with the REST API (v2)
List an app's host IDs and instance IDs
List your app ID and metric timeslice data (v2)
Getting Apdex data for apps or browsers (v2)
Summary data examples (v2)
Average response time examples (v2)
Application error rate example (v2)
Application reporting and health status (v2)
Change the alias for your application (v2)
Get host memory used for an application
Get average CPU usage per host for an app
Get average throughput for an app (v2)
Get web transaction time data (v2)
Browser examples (v2)
Obtaining Browser (end user) page load time data (v2)
Average browser (end user) page throughput example (v2)
Average browser page load time example (v2)
Add or list Browser apps via API (v2)
Labels examples (v2)
Add, list, delete labels (deprecated)
Mobile examples (v2)
Mobile crash count and crash rate example (v2)
Plugin examples (v2)
Get a list of plugins (v2)
Get individual plugin components (v2)
List multiple plugin components (v2)
Listing metric timeslice data for plugin components (v2)
Troubleshooting
200 Status with API Explorer
301 response for REST API calls
500 error when starting the API Explorer
