NewRelicWindowsAzure
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. The Package installer will prompt you for your NewRelic.AppName and your New Relic license key Note: If you want to instrument more than one project in your solution, simply change the "Default project" in the package manager console and install the package 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 8.31.0
Install-Package NewRelicWindowsAzure -Version 8.31.0
<PackageReference Include="NewRelicWindowsAzure" Version="8.31.0" />
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