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This doc is for accounts on our original Product-based pricing. If you're on the newer pricing plan, see New Relic One pricing plan. Not sure which you're on? See Overview of pricing plans.
For accounts on our original pricing plan, this doc explains how New Relic calculates billable usage for APM accounts that have host-based pricing (not CU-based pricing). This document also provides available subscription usage attributes and example NRQL queries to use in the New Relic UI or with API calls.
Data generation
Once per day, an APM account will generate an NrDailyUsage
event for:
- Every application instance that existed during the last 24 hours
- Every unique host on which an application instance ran during the last 24 hours
These two types of events allow your usage data to be queried and analyzed in many different ways. To query the application events, use a usageType
attribute value of Application
. To query the host events, use a usageType
attribute value of Host
.
All APM events use a productLine
attribute value of APM
. For more information, see APM query examples.
Usage calculations
For host-based APM pricing, monthly billable usage is determined by the number of equivalent hosts used during that month. An equivalent host is defined as: 750 hours (standardized number of monthly hours) of connection to New Relic by a host or multiple hosts. For more on this calculation, see host-based pricing.
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Only the account Owner and Admins can view the usage UI. However, anyone in your account can query usage data using the NrDailyUsage
event.
To get an estimate of the current month's billable usage:
- Go to the usage UI.
- On the APM usage page, set the time picker to Current month.
- See the Avg daily equivalent hosts for an account or grouping of accounts.
The UI is meant to estimate your host usage but, especially for cloud environments, your usage may go up or down over time. For more information about the usage UI, see Introduction to New Relic subscription usage data.
Table definitions
Here are definitions of the column headers in the UI table and CSV files. The columns you see depend on the Group by option selected at the top of the page.
Header | Definition |
---|---|
Account name | The name of the account. This can be a standalone account, a parent account or a customer partnership. |
Account ID | New Relic account ID. |
Host ID | The unique identifier for that host. If the host is in AWS, we use the AWS-provided instance ID. For other hosts, New Relic assigns a host ID. For more about how this value is created, see |
Agent hostname | The name of the host, as reported by the agent. For more about this value, see |
Average daily equivalent hosts | Average equivalent hosts for that day. Calculated as the total number of hours reported for all unique hosts in a day, divided by 24. For more on how this is calculated, see Host-based pricing. |
% of total usage | The percentage of the total usage used. |
General attributes
The following are general (not APM-specific) account-related attributes. These attributes can help you understand how your accounts are using New Relic products.
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
| ID of the New Relic account that is directly responsible for the stored events, as determined from the license key used. |
| Name of the New Relic account that is directly responsible for the stored events, as determined from the license key used. |
| The ID of the parent account that is either responsible for stored events or that is the parent of the consuming account. When a parent account is the consuming account, This attribute is present even for accounts that do not have a parent account. This is to ensure continued reporting if the account is later made a parent account. |
| Name of the parent account that is either responsible for stored events, or that is the parent of the consuming account. When a parent account is the consuming account, This attribute is present even for accounts that do not have a parent account. This is to ensure continued reporting if the account is later made a parent account. |
| Partner ID of the New Relic customer partnership associated with the account responsible for the stored events. This attribute is only present if the consuming account is associated with a New Relic customer partnership. |
| Name of the New Relic customer partnership associated with the account responsible for the stored events. This attribute is only present if the consuming account is associated with a customer partnership. |
| ID of the child account that is responsible for the stored event. When this attribute is present, This attribute is only present if the consuming account is a child account (not a parent account). |
| Name of the child account responsible for stored events. When present, this attribute is the same as the This attribute is only present if the consuming account is a child account (not a parent account). |
| UNIX timestamp (seconds since epoch) of the day and time when event generation was initiated. |
APM attributes (host-based)
The following are usage-related attributes generated by host-based APM accounts (not CU-based APM). To query APM-specific data, use a productLine
attribute value of APM
.
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
| ID reported by the agent to uniquely identify the host for which this usage event is reported. This value can come from several sources in the application’s environment, but commonly is the value returned by the |
| Version of the New Relic APM agent running in the application instance reporting this usage. Present only for events where To update your agent version, see Update the New Relic agent. |
| ID uniquely identifying the application that is reporting this usage, as it appears in the APM product. Present only for events where |
| Name of the application reporting this usage, as it appears in the APM product. Present only for events where |
| Number of hours for which usage was recorded for the given entity. When an entity is connected to New Relic for any amount of time within a given hour, that hour is counted toward usage. When calculating monthly APM host usage, the calculation for equivalent hosts for a month assumes that a standard month has 750 hours: `apmHoursUsed / 750`. |
| Name of the language that the usage-reporting application is written in, as reported by the New Relic agent. Examples: |
| Linux boot ID of host for which this usage is reported, which is unique for each boot lifetime of each Linux operating system instance. Will only be present when the New Relic agent is one of the following versions: |
| ID uniquely identifying the cloud host instance (example: an AWS EC2 instance) for which this usage is reported. (For example, for an AWS EC2 instance, the value would look like Agents with these versions will detect cloud provider data for AWS: |
| Instance type of the host as defined by the cloud provider and detected by the agent. For example: |
| Name of the cloud provider for this host. Example values: |
| Name of the zone that a cloud provider host is located in. For example: |
| ID of the Docker or other Linux container in which the application instance is running. This will not be present if a container was not detected by the agent. Present only for events where |
| ID used to uniquely identify the host for which this usage is reported. Any given hour of APM usage for this host will be counted only once when calculating |
| The New Relic product the usage data is from. Always use the value |
| For APM, this value can be either For Only |
Query examples
Here are some examples of NRQL queries you can use with your account usage data. You can run NRQL queries and use the resulting charts in dashboards.
Use of Docker and other containers
Some previous New Relic APM agents may miscount containers as hosts, which may lead to over-reporting of host-based usage.
To fix this calculation for Linux-based containers (including Docker), upgrade your APM agent to these versions:
- Go: 1.11 or higher
- Java: 3.42.0 or higher
- .NET: 6.19.330.0 or higher
- Node.js: 2.1.0 or higher
- PHP: 7.5.0.199 or higher
- Python: 2.90.0.75 or higher
- Ruby: 4.4.0.336 or higher
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- Linux、Windows、およびmacOS向けトラブルシューティングツールであるNew Relic Diagnosticsを実行してください。
- New Relicの とandドキュメント をご確認ください。