nordsoftware / lumen-newrelic
New Relic instrumentation for the Lumen framework
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Requires
- php: ^7.2 | ^8.0
- illuminate/support: ^5.5 | ^6.0 | ^7.0 | ^8.0 | ^9.0
- intouch/newrelic: ^1.0 | ^2.0
- nordsoftware/lumen-chained-exception-handler: ^3.0
Requires (Dev)
- laravel/lumen-framework: ^5.5|^6.0|^7.0|^8.0|^9.0
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9
README
This library provides New Relic instrumentation for the Lumen framework. When installed this library will ensure that your transactions are properly named and that your exceptions are properly logged in New Relic.
Requirements
Usage
Installation
Run the following command to install the package through Composer:
composer require nordsoftware/lumen-newrelic
Configuration
You don't have to set any config values if you are happy to rely on the content of your newrelic.ini
file. However,
it's possible to override the license and application name using environment variables or the .env
file. This can be
useful if you deploy the same app in multiple environments, and therefore need distinguished names for each.
Be aware that doing so can have a small performance impact on the app.
The environment variables available are:
NEW_RELIC_OVERRIDE_INI
(defaults tofalse
)NEW_RELIC_APP_NAME
NEW_RELIC_LICENSE_KEY
If you don't set NEW_RELIC_OVERRIDE_INI
to true
, the app will not override the newrelic.ini
file, regardless of the
value of the other two variables.
Check out the description in /config/newRelic.php
for an explanation of the effect.
Bootstrapping
In bootstrap/app.php
, replace the $app->singleton()
call which registers the exception handler with the following
snippet:
$app->instance( Illuminate\Contracts\Debug\ExceptionHandler::class, new Nord\Lumen\ChainedExceptionHandler\ChainedExceptionHandler( new \App\Exceptions\Handler(), [new Nord\Lumen\NewRelic\NewRelicExceptionHandler()] ) );
This will ensure that exceptions are correctly reported to New Relic.
Now, add the middleware too:
$app->middleware([ ... Nord\Lumen\NewRelic\NewRelicMiddleware::class, ]);
This will ensure that transactions are named properly.
Finally, register the service provider:
$app->register(Nord\Lumen\NewRelic\NewRelicServiceProvider::class);
Ignoring certain exceptions
By default the exception handler ignores exceptions of type
Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException
. You can customize the list of ignored exceptions by
passing an array to the exception handler's constructor:
$exceptionHandler = new Nord\Lumen\NewRelic\NewRelicExceptionHandler([ FooException::class, BarException::class, ]);
If you don't want any exception to be ignored, pass an empty array to the constructor.
Customizing transaction names
By default the transaction name will use the controller@action
assigned to the route. If that fails, it will use the
route's name. If no name is defined, it will fallback to just index.php
.
If this doesn't meet your requirements, extend the Nord\Lumen\NewRelic\NewRelicMiddleware
class and override the
getTransactionName()
method, then register that middleware class instead.
Marking transactions as background jobs
If you have a dedicated route for webhooks, notifications, or other long-running background tasks you can apply the
Nord\Lumen\NewRelic\NewRelicBackgroundJobMiddleware
to the route in question. This will mark the transaction as a
background job in New Relic so that long processing times don't skew your response time graphs.
Running tests
Clone the project and install its dependencies by running:
composer install
Run the following command to run the test suite:
vendor/bin/phpunit
License
See LICENSE