Install, update, or uninstall your Prometheus OpenMetrics integration

To install the New Relic Prometheus OpenMetrics integration in a Docker environment:

1. Create a configuration file config.yaml. Use the example configuration file, or look at the nri-prometheus-latest.yaml manifest file, which includes the nri-prometheus-cfg config map and an example configuration.

   • Required: Add your New Relic license key and a cluster name to identify your Docker container.
   • Add the endpoints to scrape; for example, add the http://localhost:8080/metrics endpoint to collect metrics about the integration itself.
   • Specify which metrics you want to ignore or include according to the prefixes for the metrics and labels. For more information, see the metrics filtering documentation.

2. Start the integration in the background:

   docker run -d --restart unless-stopped \
       --name nri-prometheus \
       -e LICENSE_KEY="YOUR_LICENSE_KEY" \
       -v "$(pwd)/config.yaml:/config.yaml" \
       newrelic/nri-prometheus:1.5

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3. Confirm the container is running properly:

   docker ps -f "name=nri-prometheus"

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4. Confirm that the integration has been configured correctly: Wait a few minutes, then go to the New Relic UI, and run this NRQL query to see if data has been reported:

   FROM Metric SELECT count(*) WHERE clusterName = 'YOUR_CLUSTER_NAME' since 1 hour ago

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To install the New Relic Prometheus OpenMetrics integration in a Kubernetes environment:

1. Download the integration manifest .yaml file:

   curl -O https://download.newrelic.com/infrastructure_agent/integrations/kubernetes/nri-prometheus-latest.yaml

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2. Edit the nri-prometheus-latest.yaml manifest file:

   Required: Add your New Relic license key and a cluster name to identify your Kubernetes cluster.

   env: - name: LICENSE_KEY
          value: "<YOUR_LICENSE_KEY>"
   [...]
   config.yaml: |
     cluster_name: "<YOUR_CLUSTER_NAME>"

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3. Specify which metrics you want to ignore or include according to the prefixes for the metrics and labels. By default, the New Relic Prometheus OpenMetrics integration uses the same labels as Prometheus to discover targets. For more information, see the metrics filtering documentation.

4. Deploy the integration in your Kubernetes cluster:

   kubectl apply -f nri-prometheus-latest.yaml

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5. To confirm that the deployment has been created successfully, look at the CURRENT replicas in the results generated by this command:

   kubectl get deployments nri-prometheus

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6. Confirm that the integration has been configured correctly: Wait a few minutes, then go to the New Relic UI, and run this NRQL query to see if data has been reported:

   FROM Metric SELECT count(*) WHERE clusterName = 'YOUR_CLUSTER_NAME' since 1 hour ago

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1. Remove the Docker container.

2. Follow standard installation procedures to start a new Docker container.

   The integration logs its current version when it starts up. To determine the running version:

   docker logs nri-prometheus 2>&1 | grep "Integration version"

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   Example output:

   time="2019-02-26T09:21:21Z" level=info msg="Starting New Relic's Prometheus OpenMetrics Integration version 1.0.0"

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1. Follow standard installation procedures.

2. Reapply the nri-prometheus-latest.yaml manifest file.

   The integration logs its version when it starts up. To determine the running version:

   kubectl logs deploy/nri-prometheus | grep "Integration version"

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   Example output:

   time="2019-02-26T09:21:21Z" level=info msg="Starting New Relic's Prometheus OpenMetrics Integration version 1.0.0"

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