Cloud integrations release notesRSS

New

• The following integrations have been released as beta:
  • [Beta] AWS Neptune
  • [Beta] AWS Connect
  • [Beta] GCP Datastore
  • [Beta] GCP Cloud Router
  • [Beta] GCP Dataproc
  • [Beta] GCP Direct Interconnect
  • [Beta] GCP Dataflow
  • [Beta] GCP VPC Access

Bug fixes

• Fixed a bug that made the S3 integration stop fetching the bucketSizeBytes metric
• Fixed a bug that prevented the S3 integration from fetching data for some buckets in regions other than us-east-1

Changes

• Extended inventory is now disabled by default for all newly configured integrations
• Decreased AWS IAM polling frequency to once every 60 minutes for all users. Default has been set to 60 minutes; more frequent polling is still possible by overriding the value

New

• The following Azure integrations have been released as beta:
  • [Beta] Azure Machine Learning Services
  • [Beta] Azure DataFactory
  • [Beta] Azure VPN Gateways
• Account status dashboard now displays the following data:
  • Throttling errors per service
  • Fetching errors
  • Usage of deprecated log ingestion lambda
  • Log-based integration errors

New

• AWS GovCloud support is now stable (v1.0)

Bug fixes

• Fixed vulnerability in the GCP integrations registration workflow

New

• The following integrations have been released as beta:
  • [Beta] AWS Amazon MQ
  • [Beta] AWS MSK
  • [Beta] AWS Amazon Athena
  • [Beta] AWS Step Functions
  • [Beta] AWS Direct Connect
  • [Beta] AWS Amazon DocumentDB
  • [Beta] AWS WAF
  • [Beta] AWS AppSync
  • [Beta] AWS QLDB
  • [Beta] AWS GovCloud
• Direct authentication with API keys is now available for AWS integrations
• Account status dashboard now features the following data:
  • Authentication errors
  • Permission errors

New

Three new Azure integrations have been released as beta:

• [Beta] Azure API Management
• [Beta] Azure SQL Managed instances
• [Beta] Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets

New

• AWS Trusted Advisor integration
  • New Relic now offers an integration with AWS Trusted Advisor. AWS establishes limits for each service in each account and region. Some examples are: number of Auto Scaling groups, number of EBS active volumes, and number of EC2 elastic IP addresses. AWS recommends watching these limits, and even allows you to enable automated actions and custom notifications. That data is now also available in New Relic.
  • For more information on how to enable the integration, check out the integration documentation.
• Azure Cost Management integration
  • New Relic now offers a cloud integration with the Azure Cost Management service. It provides the accumulated costs in the billing period, grouped by cloud service, resource group, region and (if configured) custom tags.
  • For more information on how to enable the integration, check out the integration documentation.

Changes

• Added new metrics for AWS ElastiCache Nodes
  • ActiveDefragHits
  • EngineCpuUtilization
  • StreamBasedCmds
• Added the option of a 5min polling interval for the VPC integration

New

New Relic now offers a cloud integration with the Microsoft Azure Cost Management service. It provides the accumulated costs in the billing period, grouped by cloud service, resource group, region, and (if configured) custom tags. Learn more in the Azure Cost Management documentation.

Changes

Amazon AWS RDS cloud integration now has a couple of new metrics:

• For each database engine: numVCPUs, uptime, diskIO, and device
• For MS SQL engine only: memory, kernPagedKb, and process

For more information, see the AWS RDS monitoring documentation.

New

• Added support for AWS Network Load Balancers (NLBs)
• Added two Entity Types to New Relic: ELB network load balancer, ELB network target group
• Added more metrics for AWS Application Load Balancers see the documentation for the full list.

Changes

• Moved ALB and NLB integrations under the ELB section to align with AWS
• Renamed ELB integration to ELB (Classic)

Minor changes

• AWS RDS: All charts in the dashboard now FACETed by database name
• GCP: You can now see the amount of SDK API calls we make in the GCP Status Dashboard

New

Three new Azure Database integrations are now available:

• Azure Database for PostgreSQL
• Azure Database for MySQL
• Azure Database for MariaDB

Changes

The Azure Cosmos DB integration has been updated to gather metrics through the new Azure SDK. Details on all the new metrics can be found in the new Azure Cosmos DB integration documentation.

For information on deprecated Cosmos DB events and metrics, see Azure Cosmos DB integration (deprecated). We strongly recommend migrating to the supported events and metrics in the new Azure Cosmos DB integration.