NewRelicWindowsAzure
Installing New Relic on Windows Azure is a bit of a pain so I’ve created a NuGet package for it to make it dead easy. I’ll keep it updated with the latest NewRelic releases. Make sure you go to New Relic first to sign up and get your key at http://newrelic.com. Performance monitoring will never be the same after you do! The package is available through your NuGet package manager and on the web at http://nuget.org/packages/NewRelicWindowsAzure Set up: 1. install-package NewRelicWindowsAzure 2. Open the newrelic.cmd file in your projects root and replace the text "REPLACE_WITH_LICENSE_KEY" with your license key. 3. Modify the web.config key "NewRelic.AppName" to use whatever custom name you want and deploy your application. Visit http://rpm.newrelic.com after your package deploy is complete to see your performance metrics. For more information on what this package is doing go to: https://support.newrelic.com/help/kb/dotnet/installing-the-net-agent-on-azure
Install
dotnet add package NewRelicWindowsAzure --version 1.0.0.9
Install-Package NewRelicWindowsAzure -Version 1.0.0.9
<PackageReference Include="NewRelicWindowsAzure" Version="1.0.0.9" />
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