Connect to New Relic via BTP Integration Suite

Determine authorization method

Select the authorization type you will use for the iFlow:

• ClientId/Secret (OAuth2)

• Certificate

• External Certificate

Create service instance and key

1. Create a service instance for SAP Process Integration Runtime.

2. Assign a service key or certificate using your selected authorization method.

3. Download the service key for later use.

   For detailed instructions, see Obtain Service Key for BTP Monitoring.

Configure and deploy iFlow

Use the New Relic delivered iFlow as a template:

1. Copy the template iFlow.

2. Update the authorization method to match your selection from Step 1.

3. Ensure the following mappings are configured:

   Allowed headers

   Configure allowed headers to contain:

   API-Key|targetURL

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   Authorization method

• For ClientId/Secret or Certificate: Select User Role

• For External Certificate: Select Client Certificate and add root certificates

  Request content modifier

  Configure exchange properties to hold:

• targeturl

• apikey

  Groovy script

  Add a script to dynamically set headers:

  import com.sap.gateway.ip.core.customdev.util.Message;
  def Message processData(Message message) {
  
    message.setHeader("API-Key", message.getProperty("apikey"));
    message.setHeader("Content-Type", "application/json");
    message.setHeader("Accept", "application/json");
  
    message.setHeader("CamelHttpUri", message.getProperty("targeturl"));
  
    def turl = message.getHeader("CamelHttpUri", String);
  
    def logText = "---Headers---\n";
  
    message.getHeaders().each { k, v -> logText += "\${k} = \${v}\n" };
    messageLogFactory.getMessageLog(message)?.addAttachmentAsString("AllHeaders", logText, "text/plain");
  
    messageLogFactory.getMessageLog(message)?.addAttachmentAsString("URL", turl, "text/plain");
  
    return message;
  }

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  Response content modifier

  Configure the message body to return:

  {
    "statusCode": "\${header.CamelHttpResponseCode}",
    "response": \${body}
  }

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  HTTP connection settings

• Address: \${header.CamelHttpUri}

• Method: POST

• Timeout: 60000 ms

• Request Headers: *

• Response Headers: *

4. Deploy the iFlow.
5. Note the iFlow endpoint URL.

Create RFC destination

1. Use transaction SM59 to create a new RFC destination.
2. Enter the following information:
   • RFC Destination: A descriptive name (e.g., NR_CPI_ENDPOINT)
   • Connection Type: G (HTTP Connection to External Server)
   • Description: Connection to New Relic via Cloud Integration
3. On the Technical Settings tab:
   • Target Host: The host from your iFlow endpoint
   • Service No.: 443
   • Path Prefix: The path from your iFlow endpoint
4. On the Logon & Security tab:
   • Configure authentication based on your selected method:
     • For ClientId/Secret: Enter ClientId as username and ClientSecret as password
     • For Certificate: Configure the certificate details
5. On the Security Options tab:
   • Select Active for SSL
6. Save the configuration.
7. Click Connection Test to verify the connection.

Configure collection manager

1. Execute transaction /NEWR/ONE_COLLECTION or create a variant for /NEWR/ABAP_COLLECTION_MANAGERN.
2. In the Data Transmission to NR section:
   • Select SAP Cloud Integration instead of Direct
3. In the iFlow Endpoint field:
   • Enter the RFC destination name created in Step 4 (e.g., NR_CPI_ENDPOINT)
4. Save the variant.
5. Schedule or execute the collection job.