This repository would be used to store my development efforts to access New Relic rest API from C# code. This project is not endorsed or supported by New Relic.
New Relic supports an api key-based authentication mechanism. So, when creating client, one should pass api key to constructor.
using (var accessor = new NewRelicAccessor(ApiKey))
{
}As deployment notifications could be sent either for application id (IMHO, preferred way) or application name, there is 2 classes in code, which could be used. Both classes have 1 required parameter (application name or id) and all other are optional. Following, examples of usage.
Application id
using (var accessor = new NewRelicAccessor(ApiKey))
{
var postCommand = new PostDeploymentWithApplicationId
{
Item = new DeploymentsApplicationId
{
Application_Id = "Application id for which deployment is held",
Revision = "A revision number (e.g., git commit SHA)",
Changelog = "A list of changes for this deployment",
User = "The name of the user/process that triggered this deployment",
Description = "Text annotation for the deployment; notes for you",
AppName = "Name of the application for deployment",
Environment = "The environment for this deployment"
}
};
HttpResponseMessage response = accessor.Post(postCommand);
}Application name
using (var accessor = new NewRelicAccessor(ApiKey))
{
var postCommand = new PostDeploymentWithApplicationName
{
Item = new DeploymentsApplicationName
{
App_Name = "Application name for which deployment is held",
Revision = "A revision number (e.g., git commit SHA)",
Changelog = "A list of changes for this deployment",
User = "The name of the user/process that triggered this deployment",
Description = "Text annotation for the deployment; notes for you",
AppName = "Name of the application for deployment",
Environment = "The environment for this deployment"
}
};
HttpResponseMessage response = accessor.Post(postCommand);
}