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Comparing version 0.12.1 to 1.0.0
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| ### v1.0.0 (2013-10-24): | ||
| * General release. No code changes from v0.12.1. | ||
| ### v0.12.1 / beta-38 (2013-10-17): | ||
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| { | ||
| "name": "newrelic", | ||
| "version": "0.12.1", | ||
| "version": "1.0.0", | ||
| "author": "New Relic Node.js agent team <nodejs@newrelic.com>", | ||
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| # New Relic for Node.js | ||
| **NOTE:** If you've used previous versions of New Relic for Node.js, you should | ||
| read the section on [transactions and request | ||
| naming](#transactions-and-request-naming), and some important things have | ||
| changed in the [configuration](#configuring-the-agent), so you'll want to read | ||
| that section again as well. | ||
| This package instruments your application for performance monitoring | ||
| with [New Relic](http://newrelic.com). | ||
| This is a **beta release**. It has known issues that may affect your | ||
| application's stability. You should try it in your staging or development | ||
| This is a new product. You should try it in your staging or development | ||
| environment first to verify it works for you. | ||
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| starting. To see all the features, such as slow transaction traces, you will | ||
| need a New Relic Pro subscription. Contact your New Relic representative to | ||
| request a Pro Trial subscription during your beta testing. | ||
| need a New Relic Pro subscription (or equivalent). | ||
| ## Table of contents | ||
| * [Support](#support) | ||
| * [Getting started](#getting-started) | ||
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| ## Support | ||
| New Relic for Node.js is currently in beta and has only limited support. | ||
| Customers who tried it out during the open beta period are welcome to continue | ||
| using it and will receive support, but any new deployments may not receive | ||
| technical support, or receive only limited assistance. We're very close to a | ||
| wider public release, but we're not quite there yet! | ||
| We're just as eager as you are to see Node and New Relic live happily ever | ||
| after and we're 100% committed to it. We expect to open up a new beta very | ||
| soon. If you'd like to know when the agent is ready for release, please [sign | ||
| up](http://try.newrelic.com/nodejs) to be notified. | ||
| ## Getting started | ||
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| When you start your app, the agent should start up with it and start | ||
| reporting data that will appear within [the New Relic | ||
| UI](https://rpm.newrelic.com/) after a few minutes. Because the agent | ||
| minimizes the amount of bandwidth it consumes, it only reports data once a | ||
| minute, so if you add the agent to tests that take less than a minute to run, | ||
| the agent won't have time to report data to New Relic. The agent will write | ||
| its log to a file named `newrelic_agent.log` in the application directory. If | ||
| the agent doesn't send data or crashes your app, the log can help New Relic | ||
| determine what went wrong, so be sure to send it along with any bug reports | ||
| or support requests. | ||
| When you start your app, the agent should start up with it and start reporting | ||
| data that will appear within [the New Relic UI](https://rpm.newrelic.com/) | ||
| after a few minutes. Because the agent minimizes the amount of bandwidth it | ||
| consumes, it only reports data once a minute, so if you add the agent to tests | ||
| that take less than a minute to run, the agent won't have time to report data | ||
| to New Relic. The agent will write its log to a file named `newrelic_agent.log` | ||
| in the application directory. If the agent doesn't send data or crashes your | ||
| app, the log can help New Relic determine what went wrong, so be sure to send | ||
| it along with any bug reports or support requests. | ||
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| The New Relic Node.js agent uses code from the following open source projects | ||
| under the following licenses: | ||
| bunyan http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT | ||
| continuation-local-storage http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause | ||
| The New Relic Node.js agent itself is free-to-use, proprietary software. | ||
| Please see the full license (found in LICENSE in this distribution) for | ||
| details. | ||
| The New Relic Node.js agent is free-to-use, proprietary software. Please see | ||
| the full license (found in LICENSE in this distribution) for details on its | ||
| license and the licenses of its dependencies. |
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