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These organization-scoped permissions pertain to managing users, groups, roles, and authentication domains within your organization:

• Accounts: Create and manage accounts within your organization.
• Authentication Domains: Configure how users are provisioned and authenticated.
• Data Access Policies: Create and manage policies that control access to log data partitions.
• Grants: Create and manage access grants that link groups to roles over specific targets.
• Groups: Create and manage user groups within authentication domains.
• Roles: Create and manage custom roles with specific permissions.
• Users: Add, remove, and manage users within your organization.

These permissions pertain to our legacy alerting feature, not to our applied intelligence permissions and incident intelligence permissions.

Permissions:

• Channels: relates to alert notification channels.
• Conditions: relates to alert conditions.
• Incidents: relates to alert events and view alert events from our products.
• Lifecycle overrides: relates to muting rules.
• Policies: relates to alert policies.
• Cross-account alerts: relates to cross-account alerts.

These permissions pertain to creating and managing our API keys:

• Browser keys: relates to the browser key.
• License keys: relates to the license key.
• User API keys: relates to the user key.

These permissions pertain to our APM agents and associated features:

• Application settings: relates to the APM Application settings UI page.
• Deployments: relates to the APM deployments UI page.
• Embedded charts: relates to the Get chart link feature.
• Errors (all): relates to error trace details.
• Errors (individual): relates to error trace details.
• Instrumentation: relates to adding custom instrumentation.
• Key transactions: relates to key transactions.
• Labels: relates to tags for APM data.
• Log settings: relates to APM logs.
• Slow SQL: relates to slow query data.
• Thread profiles: relates to the thread profiler.
• Transaction traces (all): relates to transaction traces.
• Transaction traces (individual): relates to transaction traces.

These permissions pertain to applied intelligence features:

• Channels: relates to notification channels.
• Comments: relates to postmortem comments.
• Destinations: relates to destinations.
• Incident analysis: relates to the part of the Issues & activity page where golden signals and component are shown.
• Issue RCA: relates to root cause analysis.
• Issues: relates to incident intelligence issues.
• Issues configuration: relates to issue configuration.
• Issues feed: relates to the issues feed.
• Workflows: relates to workflows.

These permissions pertain to 브라우저 모니터링:

• Application settings: relates to browser application settings.
• Domain conditions: relates to browser domain conditions.
• Segment allow lists: relates to segmenting allow lists.
• View session replays: relates to viewing replays..

• Live chart URL: relates to the share chart features for charts generated from NRQL queries.

• Streaming export: relates to streaming data export.

• Insights event retention: This governs the ability to manage data retention values within the bounds of a contract for specific data namepsaces.

• Attribute analysis: relates to the attributes tab.

These permissions pertain to incident intelligence:

• Automatic inactivity closing policy: refers to time-to-live settings for inactive/idle issues.
• Cartographer: relates to topology settings.
• Decisions: relates to applied intelligence decisions.
• Destinations: relates to a deprecated incident intelligence destination system.
• Environments: relates to environments.
• Grace period policy: relates to grace period policy settings.
• Incidents: relates to alert events.
• Input source configuration: relates to incident sources.
• Issues: relates to incident intelligence issues.
• Pathways: relates to the mostly deprecated incident intelligence pathways feature.
• Platforms: relates to the mostly deprecated incident intelligence platforms feature.
• Suggested decisions: relates to decisions suggested by applied intelligence.

• Workflows: relates to a preview workflows feature that will likely be deprecated in 2022.

• Trace observers: relates to the trace observer.

• Cloud integrations: relates to cloud integrations.
• Filter sets: relates to filter sets. This feature is in process of being deprecated and is only available on the infrastructure Events and Inventory UI pages.

Insights is the original name for a product that had features related to custom data ingest, custom queries, custom charts, and custom dashboards. Permissions include:

• Any dashboard: relates to the ability to delete any dashboard in an account.

• Data sources: relates to a now deprecated UI that allowed for controlling what data was reported to New Relic.

• Events to metrics: this governs:

  • Events-to-metrics rules and data
  • Service level indicators and objectives

• Insert keys: relates to our mostly deprecated Insights insert key (a license key is preferred).

• NRQL drop rules: relates to dropping data with drop rules.

• Query keys: relates to our mostly deprecated Insights query key (the 사용자 키is preferred).

• Data partition rules: relates to data partitions.
• Live archives configuration: relates to configuring live archives retention for logs.
• Live archives query: relates to querying logs stored in live archives.
• Obfuscation rules: relates to log obfuscation.
• Parsing rules: relates to log parsing.
• Pipeline configuration: relates to configuring the log data pipeline. Currently this governs log patterns.
• Public saved views: relates to saved views that are public.

• Service maps: relates to service maps.

• Applications: relates to 모바일 모니터링features for your monitored apps.
• Crashes: relates to crash analysis features.

These are assorted permissions related to basic features of the New Relic platform (sometimes referred to as New Relic):

• Entities: relates to creating and deleting New Relic-monitored entities.
• Entity relationships: relates to entity relationships.
• Golden metrics: relates to golden metrics (key metrics) in curated user experiences.
• Nerdpacks: relates to New Relic apps.
• NRQL lookups: relates to the ability to use lookup tables.
• Pixie account link: this capability allows the creation of an associated Pixie account when adding Pixie to a cluster from our guided install.
• Pixie credentials: relates to access of linked Pixie accounts.
• Pixie live data: enables access to live debugging data in the Kubernetes cluster explorer.
• Repositories: relates to creating and deleting New Relic-monitored repositories (used by features like New Relic CodeStream).
• Tags: relates to platform tagging.
• Workloads: relates to workloads.

• Configurations: refers to our deprecated plugins feature.

These permissions pertain to synthetics monitoring:

• Configure private locations: relates to private locations.
• Monitor downtimes: relates to monitor downtimes.
• Monitor scripts: relates to scripted monitors (scripted browser monitors and scripted API test monitors).
• Monitors: relates to ability to configure synthetic monitors (for example, name, period, and locations). The bulk runtime upgrade permission allows you to make runtime changes using the runtime upgrades UI.
• Secure credentials: relates to secure credentials.

• Vulnerabilities: refers to the ability to view and manage vulnerabilities detected in entities.