Securely store, check, or remove New Relic API credentials in your system's keychain to enable programmatic access to monitoring data.
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"New Relic" matching MCP tools:
- Execute NRQL queries to analyze New Relic metrics and events.MIT
- Retrieve detailed monitoring data for a specific New Relic application to analyze performance metrics and troubleshoot issues.MIT
- Retrieve all alert policies from your New Relic account to review and manage incident notification settings.MIT
- Retrieve all Synthetics monitors from your New Relic account, with optional filters for account ID and monitor type.MIT
- Retrieve all APM applications from New Relic to monitor and manage application performance data.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- FlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI agents to access New Relic logs and APM data through the NerdGraph API. It allows users to execute NRQL queries, retrieve application performance metrics, and analyze transaction traces using natural language.Last updated61
- AlicenseBqualityBmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to interact with New Relic monitoring and observability data through programmatic access to New Relic APIs. Supports APM management, NRQL queries, alert policies, synthetic monitoring, dashboards, infrastructure monitoring, and deployment tracking.Last updated265MIT
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- Find New Relic entities by name, type, or tags. Filter by account ID and entity types to locate specific monitored resources.MIT
- Retrieve all servers monitored by New Relic Infrastructure to view and manage your server inventory.MIT
- Retrieve all users within a New Relic account to manage access and permissions for monitoring and observability data.MIT
- Retrieve all open incidents in your New Relic account, with optional filtering by priority and account ID.MIT
- Retrieve details for your New Relic account, optionally specifying a target account ID.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all APM applications in your New Relic account. Optionally filter by an account ID to scope the results.MIT
- Find New Relic monitoring entities using search queries to identify applications, hosts, services, or other monitored components for observability analysis.MIT
- Run tailored NRQL queries against New Relic APM data for deep analysis of transactions, metrics, and other APM events. Obtain specific performance insights from your applications.
- Execute custom NRQL queries on New Relic logs for complex filtering and aggregation, such as searching for error patterns or recent entries.
- Search New Relic logs by keyword and optional attributes to quickly find relevant log entries.
- Retrieve recent log entries from New Relic for rapid troubleshooting. Solves the need to check logs without predefined filters.
- Clone an existing virtual machine into a new VM by specifying source VM ID, new ID, node, and optionally name and clone type (full or linked).MIT
- Add an image as a new layer to an existing .icon bundle. Optionally create a new group and adjust opacity, scale, offset, blend mode, and glass effect.MIT
- Update your profile by providing a new first name or last name. Keep your account information accurate.