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March 27
Go agent v3.31.0

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We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If your organization has established practices that prevent you from updating to the latest version, ensure that your agents are regularly updated to a version that's at most 90 days old. Read more about keeping your agent up to date.

3.31.0

Added

  • Integration packages to instrument AI model invocations (see below).
    • New package nrawsbedrock v1.0.0 introduced to instrument calls to Amazon Bedrock Runtime Client API InvokeModel and InvokeModelWithResponseStream calls. Also provides a simple one-step method which invokes stream invocations and harvests the response stream data for you.
    • New package nropenai v1.0.0 introduced to instrument calls to OpenAI using NRCreateChatCompletion, NRCreateChatCompletionStream, and NRCreateEmbedding calls.
  • Dockerfile in the examples/server sample app which facilitates the easy creation of a containerized ready-to-run sample app for situations where that makes testing easier.

Fixed

AI Monitoring Configuration

New configuration options are available specific to AI monitoring. These settings include:

  • AIMonitoring.Enabled, configured via ConfigAIMonitoring.Enabled(bool) [default false]
  • AIMonitoring.Streaming.Enabled, configured via ConfigAIMonitoringStreamingEnabled(bool) [default true]
  • AIMonitoring.Content.Enabled, configured via ConfigAIMonitoringContentEnabled(bool) [default true]

AI Monitoring Public API Methods

Two new AI monitoring related public API methods have been added, as methods of the newrelic.Application value returned by newrelic.NewApplication:

AI Monitoring

New Relic AI monitoring is the industryโ€™s first APM solution that provides end-to-end visibility for AI Large Language Model (LLM) applications. It enables end-to-end visibility into the key components of an AI LLM application. With AI monitoring, users can monitor, alert, and debug AI-powered applications for reliability, latency, performance, security and cost. AI monitoring also enables AI/LLM specific insights (metrics, events, logs and traces) which can easily integrate to build advanced guardrails for enterprise security, privacy and compliance.

AI monitoring offers custom-built insights and tracing for the complete lifecycle of an LLMโ€™s prompts and responses, from raw user input to repaired/polished responses. AI monitoring provides built-in integrations with popular LLMs and components of the AI development stack. This release provides instrumentation for OpenAI and Bedrock.

When AI monitoring is enabled with ConfigAIMonitoringEnabled(true), the agent will now capture AI LLM related data. This data will be visible under a new APM tab called AI Responses. See our AI Monitoring documentation for more details.

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves. See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

February 15
Go agent v3.30.0

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3.30.0

Added

  • Updated the depencency on nrsecurityagent to 1.0.0.
  • Added new integration, logcontext-v2/nrslog, which instruments logging via the new slog library.

Fixed

  • Redacts license keys from error reporting.

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what the Go team itself supports. See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

January 25
Go agent v3.29.1

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3.29.1

Added

  • Added Dockerized Unit Tests for Github Actions

Fixes

  • Updated version on security agent

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves. See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

December 14, 2023
Go agent v3.29.0

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We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If your organization's practices prevent you from updating, ensure that your agents are regularly updated to a version that's at most 90 days old. Read more about keeping your agent up to date.

3.29.0

Added

  • Security agent integration nrsecurityagent now reports security configuraiton information along with the overall Go Agent configuration values. (Updates nrsecurityagent to v1.2.0.)
  • Code-Level Metrics collection efficiency enhancement allows user callback function for as-needed (and just-in-time) evaluation of custom code locations rather than up-front location overrides, via the WithCodeLocationCallback CLM option. Deprecates WithCodeLocation option (although the latter function is still supported for compatibility with existing code).
  • Added extended synthetics support for new X-Newrelic-Synthetics-Info HTTP headers.
  • Documentation fixes.
  • Removed deprecated ROADMAP.md file.

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what's supported by the Go team themselves. See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

November 30, 2023
Go agent v3.28.1

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We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If your organization has established practices that prevent you from upgrading to the latest version, ensure that your agents are regularly updated to a version that's at most 90 days old. Read more about keeping your agent up to date.

3.28.1

Added

  • Added Supportability Metrics to nrfasthttp
  • Always Link Transaction IDs to traces regardless of if Distributed Tracing is enabled or not

Fixed

  • Fixed an issue where nil Request.Body could be set to non-nil request.Body with zero length when the security agent is enabled

Security

  • More Secure URL Redaction

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves.

See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

November 16, 2023
Go agent v3.28.0

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3.28.0

Fixed

  • Bumped gRPC from 1.54.0 -> 1.56.3 in the following packages /v3/integrations/nrgrpc, /v3/, /v3/integrations/nrgrpc
  • Bumped golang.org/x/net from 0.8.0 -> 0.17.0 in package /v3/integrations/nrgraphqlgo
  • Fixed issue where nrfasthttp would not properly register security agent headers
  • Move fasthttp instrumentation into a new integration package, nrfasthttp
  • Fixed issue where usage of io.ReadAll() was causing a memory leak

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves.

See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

October 19, 2023
Go agent v3.27.0

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3.27.0

Added

  • Added Support for getting Container ID's from cgroup v2 docker containers

  • A new instrumentation package for RabbitMQ with distributed tracing support: nramqp

    Fixed

  • Unit tests repairs and improvements

  • Removed deprecated V2 code from the repository. The support timeframe for this code has expired and is no longer recommended for use.

  • Bumped github.com/graphql-go/graphql from 0.7.9 to 0.8.1

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves.

See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

September 28, 2023
Go agent v3.26.0

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We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If your organization has established practices that prevent you from updating to the latest version, ensure that your agents are regularly updated to a version that's at most 90 days old. Read more about keeping your agent up to date.

3.26.0

Added

  • Extended implementation of the nrpgx5 integration (now v1.2.0). This instruments Postgres database operations using the jackc/pgx/v5 library, including the direct access mode of operation as opposed to requiring code to use the library compatible with the standard database/sql library.

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves.

See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

September 18, 2023
Go agent v3.25.1

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3.25.1

Added

  • Added support for the FastHTTP package:
    • Added newrelic.WrapHandleFuncFastHTTP() and newrelic.StartExternalSegmentFastHTTP() functions to instrument fasthttp context and create wrapped handlers. These functions work similarly to the existing ones for net/http.
    • Added client-fasthttp and server-fasthttp examples to help get started with FastHTTP integration.

Fixed

  • Corrected a bug where the security agent failed to correctly parse the NEW_RELIC_SECURITY_AGENT_ENABLED environment variable.

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves.

See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

Go agent v3.25.0

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This release was retracted. Use 3.25.1 instead.

Support statement

We use the latest version of the Go language. At a minimum, you should be using no version of Go older than what is supported by the Go team themselves (for exmample, Go versions 1.19 and later are supported).

We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If you can't update to the latest version, update your agents to a version no more than 90 days old. Read more about keeping agents up to date.

See the Go agent EOL Policy for details about supported versions of the Go agent and third-party components.

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