Bold BI dashboard designer supports connecting New Relic web services through REST API.
To configure the New Relic data source, follow the below steps:
Click the Data Sources button in the configuration panel to add a new data connection.
Click CREATE NEW to launch a new connection from the connection panel.
Select the New Relic connection in the connection panel.
NOTE: You can also create a data source from the home page by clicking the Data Sources menu from left menu panel and Create Data Source from the data sources page.
Once you click the data source, the NEW DATA SOURCE configuration panel opens. Follow the below steps to create New Relic data source.
Enter a name and description (optional) for the data source.
Enter a valid New Relic REST API endpoint in the URL textbox. Refer the New Relic API documentation for more details.
Select GET method for the REST API in Method combo box.
Choose a time interval for Refresh Settings using the combo box, to trigger the Rest API request periodically to keep the data in sync with our dashboard.
Select JSON data type in Data Format combo box.
Replace <:your_api_key> under Headers with a valid API key.
Choose None under Authentication Type as authentication is done through header.
You can also edit the connection information set here using the Edit Connection option.
Login to New Relic account. Go to Account Settings -> API keys.
Find the API key by clicking the Show key.
Use this API key as your_api_key in New Relic data source in Bold BI Dashboard.
Click Create REST API Key if you don’t have any valid API Key.
Refresh Settings | Period of time before next refresh call is triggered. This will automatically trigger a call for the API configured in the data source to keep the data up to date. If you do not want to sync your new data, choose ‘Never’. |
Applications
https://api.newrelic.com/v2/applications
Deployments
https://api.newrelic.com/v2/applications/<your_application_id>/deployments.json
Click Preview & Connect to connect with the configurations set.
The Choose Schema(s) dialog opens. The schema represents the key fields of JSON data retrieved from New Relic Rest API request. This dialog displays a list of schemas in treeview and its corresponding values in grid for preview. Select required schema(s) from treeview to use in designer and click Connect.
Now, the data design view page with selected table schema opens. Drag and drop the table.
Click Save to save the data source with a relevant name.