newrelic.yml

#
# This file configures the New Relic agent.  New Relic monitors Ruby, Java,
# .NET, PHP, Python, Node, and Go applications with deep visibility and low
# overhead.  For more information, visit www.newrelic.com.

# Generated <%= Time.now.strftime('%B %d, %Y') %><%= ", for version #{@agent_version}" if @agent_version %>
#<%= "\n# #{generated_for_user}\n#" if generated_for_user %>
# For full documentation of agent configuration options, please refer to
# https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/agents/ruby-agent/installation-configuration/ruby-agent-configuration

common: &default_settings
  # Required license key associated with your New Relic account.
  license_key: <%= license_key %>

  # Your application name. Renaming here affects where data displays in New
  # Relic. For more details, see https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/apm/new-relic-apm/maintenance/renaming-applications
  app_name: <%= app_name %>

  # To disable the agent regardless of other settings, uncomment the following:
  # agent_enabled: false

  # Logging level for log/newrelic_agent.log; options are error, warn, info, or
  # debug.
  log_level: info

  # All of the following configuration options are optional. Review them, and
  # uncomment or edit them if they appear relevant to your application needs.

  # An array of ActiveSupport custom event names to subscribe to and instrument.
  # For example,
  # - one.custom.event
  # - another.event
  # - a.third.event
  # active_support_custom_events_names: []

  # If false, all LLM instrumentation (OpenAI only for now) will be disabled and
  # no metrics, events, or spans will be sent. AI Monitoring is automatically
  # disabled if high_security mode is enabled.
  # ai_monitoring.enabled: false

  # If false, LLM instrumentation (OpenAI only for now) will not capture input and
  # output content on specific LLM events.
  # The excluded attributes include:
  # * content from LlmChatCompletionMessage events
  # * input from LlmEmbedding events
  # This is an optional security setting to prevent recording sensitive data sent
  # to and received from your LLMs.
  # ai_monitoring.record_content.enabled: true

  # If true, enables capture of all HTTP request headers for all destinations.
  # allow_all_headers: false

  # Your New Relic userKey. Required when using the New Relic REST API v2 to
  # record deployments using the newrelic deployments command.
  # api_key: ""

  # If true, enables log decoration and the collection of log events and metrics.
  # application_logging.enabled: true

  # A hash with key/value pairs to add as custom attributes to all log events
  # forwarded to New Relic. If sending using an environment variable, the value
  # must be formatted like: "key1=value1,key2=value2"
  # application_logging.forwarding.custom_attributes: {}

  # If true, the agent captures log records emitted by your application.
  # application_logging.forwarding.enabled: true

  # Sets the minimum level a log event must have to be forwarded to New Relic.
  # This is based on the integer values of Ruby's Logger::Severity constants:
  # https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/master/lib/logger/severity.rb
  # The intention is to forward logs with the level given to the configuration, as
  # well as any logs with a higher level of severity.
  # For example, setting this value to "debug" will forward all log events to New
  # Relic. Setting this value to "error" will only forward log events with the
  # levels "error", "fatal", and "unknown".
  # Valid values (ordered lowest to highest):
  # * "debug"
  # * "info"
  # * "warn"
  # * "error"
  # * "fatal"
  # * "unknown"
  # application_logging.forwarding.log_level: debug

  # Defines the maximum number of log records to buffer in memory at a time.
  # application_logging.forwarding.max_samples_stored: 10000

  # If true, the agent decorates logs with metadata to link to entities, hosts,
  # traces, and spans.
  # application_logging.local_decorating.enabled: false

  # If true, the agent captures metrics related to logging for your application.
  # application_logging.metrics.enabled: true

  # If true, enables capture of attributes for all destinations.
  # attributes.enabled: true

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from all destinations. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include in all destinations. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # attributes.include: []

  # If true, enables an audit log which logs communications with the New Relic
  # collector.
  # audit_log.enabled: false

  # List of allowed endpoints to include in audit log.
  # audit_log.endpoints: [".*"]

  # Specifies a path to the audit log file (including the filename).
  # audit_log.path: log/newrelic_audit.log

  # An array of CLASS#METHOD (for instance methods) and/or CLASS.METHOD (for class
  # methods) strings representing Ruby methods for the agent to automatically add
  # custom instrumentation to without the need for altering any of the source code
  # that defines the methods.
  #
  # Use fully qualified class names (using the :: delimiter) that include any
  # module or class namespacing.
  #
  # Here is some Ruby source code that defines a render_png instance method for an
  # Image class and a notify class method for a User class, both within a
  # MyCompany module namespace:
  # 
  # module MyCompany
  #   class Image
  #     def render_png
  #       # code to render a PNG
  #     end
  #   end
  #
  #   class User
  #     def self.notify
  #       # code to notify users
  #     end
  #   end
  # end
  # 
  # Given that source code, the newrelic.yml config file might request
  # instrumentation for both of these methods like so:
  # 
  # automatic_custom_instrumentation_method_list:
  # - MyCompany::Image#render_png
  # - MyCompany::User.notify
  #
  # That configuration example uses YAML array syntax to specify both methods.
  # Alternatively, a comma-delimited string can be used instead:
  # 
  # automatic_custom_instrumentation_method_list: 'MyCompany::Image#render_png, MyCompany::User.notify'
  # 
  # Whitespace around the comma(s) in the list is optional. When configuring the
  # agent with a list of methods via the
  # NEW_RELIC_AUTOMATIC_CUSTOM_INSTRUMENTATION_METHOD_LIST environment variable,
  # this comma-delimited string format should be used:
  # 
  # export NEW_RELIC_AUTOMATIC_CUSTOM_INSTRUMENTATION_METHOD_LIST='MyCompany::Image#render_png, MyCompany::User.notify'
  # 
  # automatic_custom_instrumentation_method_list: []

  # Specify a list of constants that should prevent the agent from starting
  # automatically. Separate individual constants with a comma ,. For example,
  # "Rails::Console,UninstrumentedBackgroundJob".
  # autostart.denylisted_constants: Rails::Command::ConsoleCommand,Rails::Command::CredentialsCommand,Rails::Command::Db::System::ChangeCommand,Rails::Command::DbConsoleCommand,Rails::Command::DestroyCommand,Rails::Command::DevCommand,Rails::Command::EncryptedCommand,Rails::Command::GenerateCommand,Rails::Command::InitializersCommand,Rails::Command::NotesCommand,Rails::Command::RoutesCommand,Rails::Command::RunnerCommand,Rails::Command::SecretsCommand,Rails::Console,Rails::DBConsole

  # Defines a comma-delimited list of executables that the agent should not
  # instrument. For example, "rake,my_ruby_script.rb".
  # autostart.denylisted_executables: irb,rspec

  # Defines a comma-delimited list of Rake tasks that the agent should not
  # instrument. For example, "assets:precompile,db:migrate".
  # autostart.denylisted_rake_tasks: about,assets:clean,assets:clobber,assets:environment,assets:precompile,assets:precompile:all,db:create,db:drop,db:fixtures:load,db:migrate,db:migrate:status,db:rollback,db:schema:cache:clear,db:schema:cache:dump,db:schema:dump,db:schema:load,db:seed,db:setup,db:structure:dump,db:version,doc:app,log:clear,middleware,notes,notes:custom,rails:template,rails:update,routes,secret,spec,spec:features,spec:requests,spec:controllers,spec:helpers,spec:models,spec:views,spec:routing,spec:rcov,stats,test,test:all,test:all:db,test:recent,test:single,test:uncommitted,time:zones:all,tmp:clear,tmp:create,webpacker:compile

  # Backports the faster ActiveRecord connection lookup introduced in Rails 6,
  # which improves agent performance when instrumenting ActiveRecord. Note that
  # this setting may not be compatible with other gems that patch ActiveRecord.
  # backport_fast_active_record_connection_lookup: false

  # If true, the agent captures attributes from browser monitoring.
  # browser_monitoring.attributes.enabled: false

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from browser monitoring. Allows * as wildcard
  # at end.
  # browser_monitoring.attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include in browser monitoring. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # browser_monitoring.attributes.include: []

  # If true, enables auto-injection of the JavaScript header for page load timing
  # (sometimes referred to as real user monitoring or RUM).
  # browser_monitoring.auto_instrument: true

  # If true, enables auto-injection of Content Security Policy Nonce in browser
  # monitoring scripts. For now, auto-injection only works with Rails 5.2+.
  # browser_monitoring.content_security_policy_nonce: true

  # Manual override for the path to your local CA bundle. This CA bundle will be
  # used to validate the SSL certificate presented by New Relic's data collection
  # service.
  # ca_bundle_path: nil

  # Enable or disable the capture of memcache keys from transaction traces.
  # capture_memcache_keys: false

  # When true, the agent captures HTTP request parameters and attaches them to
  # transaction traces, traced errors, and TransactionError events.
  # When using the capture_params setting, the Ruby agent will not attempt to
  # filter secret information. Recommendation: To filter secret information from
  # request parameters, use the attributes.include setting instead. For more
  # information, see the Ruby attribute examples.
  # capture_params: false

  # If true, the agent will clear Tracer::State in Agent.drop_buffered_data.
  # clear_transaction_state_after_fork: false

  # If true, the agent will report source code level metrics for traced methods.
  # See:
  # https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/apm/agents/ruby-agent/features/ruby-codestream-integration/
  # code_level_metrics.enabled: true

  # Path to newrelic.yml. If undefined, the agent checks the following directories
  # (in order):
  # * config/newrelic.yml
  # * newrelic.yml
  # * $HOME/.newrelic/newrelic.yml
  # * $HOME/newrelic.yml
  # config_path: newrelic.yml

  # If false, custom attributes will not be sent on events.
  # custom_attributes.enabled: true

  # If true, the agent captures custom events.
  # custom_insights_events.enabled: true

  # * Specify a maximum number of custom events to buffer in memory at a time.
  # * When configuring the agent for AI monitoring, set to max value 100000. This
  # ensures the agent captures the maximum amount of LLM events.
  # custom_insights_events.max_samples_stored: 3000

  # If false, the agent will not add database_name parameter to transaction or
  # slow sql traces.
  # datastore_tracer.database_name_reporting.enabled: true

  # If false, the agent will not report datastore instance metrics, nor add host
  # or port_path_or_id parameters to transaction or slow SQL traces.
  # datastore_tracer.instance_reporting.enabled: true

  # If true, disables Action Cable instrumentation.
  # disable_action_cable_instrumentation: false

  # If true, disables Action Controller instrumentation.
  # disable_action_controller: false

  # If true, disables Action Mailbox instrumentation.
  # disable_action_mailbox: false

  # If true, disables Action Mailer instrumentation.
  # disable_action_mailer: false

  # If true, disables Active Record instrumentation.
  # disable_active_record_instrumentation: false

  # If true, disables instrumentation for Active Record 4+
  # disable_active_record_notifications: false

  # If true, disables Active Storage instrumentation.
  # disable_active_storage: false

  # If true, disables Active Support instrumentation.
  # disable_active_support: false

  # If true, disables Active Job instrumentation.
  # disable_activejob: false

  # If true, the agent won't sample the CPU usage of the host process.
  # disable_cpu_sampler: false

  # If true, the agent won't measure the depth of Delayed Job queues.
  # disable_delayed_job_sampler: false

  # If true, disables the use of GC::Profiler to measure time spent in garbage
  # collection
  # disable_gc_profiler: false

  # If true, the agent won't sample the memory usage of the host process.
  # disable_memory_sampler: false

  # If true, the agent won't wrap third-party middlewares in instrumentation
  # (regardless of whether they are installed via Rack::Builder or Rails).
  # When middleware instrumentation is disabled, if an application is using
  # middleware that could alter the response code, the HTTP status code reported
  # on the transaction may not reflect the altered value.
  # disable_middleware_instrumentation: false

  # If true, disables agent middleware for Roda. This middleware is responsible
  # for advanced feature support such as page load timing and error collection.
  # disable_roda_auto_middleware: false

  # If true, disables the collection of sampler metrics. Sampler metrics are
  # metrics that are not event-based (such as CPU time or memory usage).
  # disable_samplers: false

  # If true, disables Sequel instrumentation.
  # disable_sequel_instrumentation: false

  # If true, disables Sidekiq instrumentation.
  # disable_sidekiq: false

  # If true, disables agent middleware for Sinatra. This middleware is responsible
  # for advanced feature support such as cross application tracing, page load
  # timing, and error collection.
  # Cross application tracing is deprecated in favor of distributed tracing.
  # Distributed tracing is on by default for Ruby agent versions 8.0.0 and above.
  # Middlewares are not required to support distributed tracing.
  # To continue using cross application tracing, update the following options in
  # your newrelic.yml configuration file:
  # ``yaml
  # # newrelic.yml
  # cross_application_tracer:
  # enabled: true
  # distributed_tracing:
  # enabled: false
  # ``
  # disable_sinatra_auto_middleware: false

  # If true, disables view instrumentation.
  # disable_view_instrumentation: false

  # If true, the agent won't sample performance measurements from the Ruby VM.
  # disable_vm_sampler: false

  # Distributed tracing lets you see the path that a request takes through your
  # distributed system. Enabling distributed tracing changes the behavior of some
  # New Relic features, so carefully consult the transition guide before you
  # enable this feature.
  # distributed_tracing.enabled: true

  # If true, the agent captures Elasticsearch queries in transaction traces.
  # elasticsearch.capture_queries: true

  # If true, the agent obfuscates Elasticsearch queries in transaction traces.
  # elasticsearch.obfuscate_queries: true

  # If true, the agent captures attributes from error collection.
  # error_collector.attributes.enabled: true

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from error collection. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # error_collector.attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include in error collection. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # error_collector.attributes.include: []

  # If true, the agent collects TransactionError events.
  # error_collector.capture_events: true

  # If true, the agent captures traced errors and error count metrics.
  # error_collector.enabled: true

  # A list of error classes that the agent should treat as expected.
  # This option can't be set via environment variable.
  # error_collector.expected_classes: []

  # A map of error classes to a list of messages. When an error of one of the
  # classes specified here occurs, if its error message contains one of the
  # strings corresponding to it here, that error will be treated as expected.
  # This option can't be set via environment variable.
  # error_collector.expected_messages: {}

  # A comma separated list of status codes, possibly including ranges. Errors
  # associated with these status codes, where applicable, will be treated as
  # expected.
  # error_collector.expected_status_codes: ""

  # A list of error classes that the agent should ignore.
  # This option can't be set via environment variable.
  # error_collector.ignore_classes: ["ActionController::RoutingError", "Sinatra::NotFound"]

  # A map of error classes to a list of messages. When an error of one of the
  # classes specified here occurs, if its error message contains one of the
  # strings corresponding to it here, that error will be ignored.
  # This option can't be set via environment variable.
  # error_collector.ignore_messages: {}

  # A comma separated list of status codes, possibly including ranges. Errors
  # associated with these status codes, where applicable, will be ignored.
  # error_collector.ignore_status_codes: ""

  # Defines the maximum number of frames in an error backtrace. Backtraces over
  # this amount are truncated in the middle, preserving the beginning and the end
  # of the stack trace.
  # error_collector.max_backtrace_frames: 50

  # Defines the maximum number of TransactionError events reported per harvest
  # cycle.
  # error_collector.max_event_samples_stored: 100

  # Allows newrelic distributed tracing headers to be suppressed on outbound
  # requests.
  # exclude_newrelic_header: false

  # The exit handler that sends all cached data to the collector before shutting
  # down is forcibly installed. This is true even when it detects scenarios where
  # it generally should not be. The known use case for this option is when Sinatra
  # runs as an embedded service within another framework. The agent detects the
  # Sinatra app and skips the at_exit handler as a result. Sinatra classically
  # runs the entire application in an at_exit block and would otherwise misbehave
  # if the agent's at_exit handler was also installed in those circumstances.
  # Note: send_data_on_exit should also be set to true in tandem with this
  # setting.
  # force_install_exit_handler: false

  # Ordinarily the agent reports dyno names with a trailing dot and process ID
  # (for example, worker.3). You can remove this trailing data by specifying the
  # prefixes you want to report without trailing data (for example, worker).
  # heroku.dyno_name_prefixes_to_shorten: ["scheduler", "run"]

  # If true, the agent uses Heroku dyno names as the hostname.
  # heroku.use_dyno_names: true

  # If true, enables high security mode. Ensure you understand the implications of
  # high security mode before enabling this setting.
  # high_security: false

  # If true (the default), data sent to the trace observer is batched instead of
  # sending each span individually.
  # infinite_tracing.batching: true

  # Configure the compression level for data sent to the trace observer.
  # May be one of: :none, :low, :medium, :high.
  # Set the level to :none to disable compression.
  # infinite_tracing.compression_level: high

  # Configures the hostname for the trace observer Host. When configured, enables
  # tail-based sampling by sending all recorded spans to a trace observer for
  # further sampling decisions, irrespective of any usual agent sampling decision.
  # infinite_tracing.trace_observer.host: ""

  # Configures the TCP/IP port for the trace observer Host
  # infinite_tracing.trace_observer.port: 443

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of ActiveSupport::BroadcastLogger at start up.
  # May be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled. Used in Rails versions >= 7.1.
  # instrumentation.active_support_broadcast_logger: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of ActiveSupport::Logger at start up. May be one
  # of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled. Used in Rails versions below 7.1.
  # instrumentation.active_support_logger: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Async::HTTP at start up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.async_http: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the aws-sdk-sqs library at start-up. May be
  # one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.aws_sqs: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of bunny at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.bunny: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the concurrent-ruby library at start-up. May
  # be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.concurrent_ruby: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Curb at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.curb: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Delayed Job at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.delayed_job: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the aws-sdk-dynamodb library at start-up. May
  # be one of auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.dynamodb: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the elasticsearch library at start-up. May be
  # one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.elasticsearch: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of ethon at start up. May be one of auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled
  # instrumentation.ethon: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Excon at start-up. May be one of: enabled,
  # disabled.
  # instrumentation.excon: enabled

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the Fiber class at start-up. May be one of:
  # auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.fiber: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Grape at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.grape: auto

  # Specifies a list of hostname patterns separated by commas that will match gRPC
  # hostnames that traffic is to be ignored by New Relic for. New Relic's gRPC
  # client instrumentation will ignore traffic streamed to a host matching any of
  # these patterns, and New Relic's gRPC server instrumentation will ignore
  # traffic for a server running on a host whose hostname matches any of these
  # patterns. By default, no traffic is ignored when gRPC instrumentation is
  # itself enabled. For example, "private.com$,exception.*"
  # instrumentation.grpc.host_denylist: []

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of gRPC clients at start-up. May be one of:
  # auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.grpc_client: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of gRPC servers at start-up. May be one of:
  # auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.grpc_server: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of HTTPClient at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.httpclient: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of http.rb gem at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.httprb: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of httpx at start up. May be one of auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled
  # instrumentation.httpx: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Ruby standard library Logger at start-up. May
  # be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.logger: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the LogStasher library at start-up. May be
  # one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.logstasher: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of dalli gem for Memcache at start-up. May be
  # one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.memcache: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of memcache-client gem for Memcache at start-up.
  # May be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.memcache_client: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of memcached gem for Memcache at start-up. May
  # be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.memcached: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Mongo at start-up. May be one of: enabled,
  # disabled.
  # instrumentation.mongo: enabled

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Net::HTTP at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.net_http: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the opensearch-ruby library at start-up. May
  # be one of auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.opensearch: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Puma::Rack. When enabled, the agent hooks
  # into the to_app method in Puma::Rack::Builder to find gems to instrument
  # during application startup. May be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.puma_rack: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Puma::Rack::URLMap at start-up. May be one
  # of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.puma_rack_urlmap: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Rack. When enabled, the agent hooks into the
  # to_app method in Rack::Builder to find gems to instrument during application
  # startup. May be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.rack: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Rack::URLMap at start-up. May be one of:
  # auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.rack_urlmap: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of rake at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.rake: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the rdkafka library at start-up. May be one
  # of auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.rdkafka: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Redis at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.redis: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of resque at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.resque: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Roda at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.roda: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the ruby-kafka library at start-up. May be
  # one of auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.ruby_kafka: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the ruby-openai gem at start-up. May be one
  # of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled. Defaults to disabled in high security
  # mode.
  # instrumentation.ruby_openai: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Sinatra at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.sinatra: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Stripe at startup. May be one of: enabled,
  # disabled.
  # instrumentation.stripe: enabled

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the Thread class at start-up to allow the
  # agent to correctly nest spans inside of an asynchronous transaction. This does
  # not enable the agent to automatically trace all threads created (see
  # instrumentation.thread.tracing). May be one of: auto, prepend, chain,
  # disabled.
  # instrumentation.thread: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the Thread class at start-up to automatically
  # add tracing to all Threads created in the application.
  # instrumentation.thread.tracing: true

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of the Tilt template rendering library at
  # start-up. May be one of: auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.tilt: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of Typhoeus at start-up. May be one of: auto,
  # prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.typhoeus: auto

  # Controls auto-instrumentation of ViewComponent at startup. May be one of:
  # auto, prepend, chain, disabled.
  # instrumentation.view_component: auto

  # A dictionary of label names and values that will be applied to the data sent
  # from this agent. May also be expressed as a semicolon-delimited ; string of
  # colon-separated : pairs. For example, Server:One;Data Center:Primary.
  # labels: ""

  # Defines a name for the log file.
  # log_file_name: newrelic_agent.log

  # Defines a path to the agent log file, excluding the filename.
  # log_file_path: log/

  # Specifies a marshaller for transmitting data to the New Relic collector.
  # Currently json is the only valid value for this setting.
  # marshaller: json

  # If true, the agent will collect metadata about messages and attach them as
  # segment parameters.
  # message_tracer.segment_parameters.enabled: true

  # If true, the agent captures Mongo queries in transaction traces.
  # mongo.capture_queries: true

  # If true, the agent obfuscates Mongo queries in transaction traces.
  # mongo.obfuscate_queries: true

  # When true, the agent transmits data about your app to the New Relic collector.
  # monitor_mode: true

  # If true, the agent captures OpenSearch queries in transaction traces.
  # opensearch.capture_queries: true

  # If true, the agent obfuscates OpenSearch queries in transaction traces.
  # opensearch.obfuscate_queries: true

  # If true, uses Module#prepend rather than alias_method for ActiveRecord
  # instrumentation.
  # prepend_active_record_instrumentation: false

  # Specify a custom host name for display in the New Relic UI.
  # process_host.display_name: default hostname

  # Defines a host for communicating with the New Relic collector via a proxy
  # server.
  # proxy_host: nil

  # Defines a password for communicating with the New Relic collector via a proxy
  # server.
  # proxy_pass: nil

  # Defines a port for communicating with the New Relic collector via a proxy
  # server.
  # proxy_port: 8080

  # Defines a user for communicating with the New Relic collector via a proxy
  # server.
  # proxy_user: nil

  # Timeout for waiting on connect to complete before a rake task
  # rake.connect_timeout: 10

  # Specify an Array of Rake tasks to automatically instrument. This configuration
  # option converts the Array to a RegEx list. If you'd like to allow all tasks by
  # default, use rake.tasks: [.+]. No rake tasks will be instrumented unless
  # they're added to this list. For more information, visit the New Relic Rake
  # Instrumentation docs.
  # rake.tasks: []

  # Define transactions you want the agent to ignore, by specifying a list of
  # patterns matching the URI you want to ignore. For more detail, see the docs on
  # ignoring specific transactions.
  # rules.ignore_url_regexes: []

  # Applies Language Agent Security Policy settings.
  # security_policies_token: ""

  # If true, enables the exit handler that sends data to the New Relic collector
  # before shutting down.
  # send_data_on_exit: true

  # If true, the agent will operate in a streamlined mode suitable for use with
  # short-lived serverless functions. NOTE: Only AWS Lambda functions are
  # supported currently and this option is not intended for use without New
  # Relic's Ruby Lambda layer offering.
  # serverless_mode.enabled: false

  # An array of strings that will collectively serve as a denylist for filtering
  # which Sidekiq job arguments get reported to New Relic. To capture any Sidekiq
  # arguments, 'job.sidekiq.args.*' must be added to the separate
  # :'attributes.include' configuration option. Each string in this array will be
  # turned into a regular expression via Regexp.new to permit advanced matching.
  # For job argument hashes, if either a key or value matches the pair will be
  # excluded. All matching job argument array elements and job argument scalars
  # will be excluded.
  # sidekiq.args.exclude: []

  # An array of strings that will collectively serve as an allowlist for filtering
  # which Sidekiq job arguments get reported to New Relic. To capture any Sidekiq
  # arguments, 'job.sidekiq.args.*' must be added to the separate
  # :'attributes.include' configuration option. Each string in this array will be
  # turned into a regular expression via Regexp.new to permit advanced matching.
  # For job argument hashes, if either a key or value matches the pair will be
  # included. All matching job argument array elements and job argument scalars
  # will be included.
  # sidekiq.args.include: []

  # If true, the agent collects slow SQL queries.
  # slow_sql.enabled: true

  # If true, the agent collects explain plans in slow SQL queries. If this setting
  # is omitted, the transaction_tracer.explain_enabled setting will be applied as
  # the default setting for explain plans in slow SQL as well.
  # slow_sql.explain_enabled: true

  # Specify a threshold in seconds. The agent collects slow SQL queries and
  # explain plans that exceed this threshold.
  # slow_sql.explain_threshold: 0.5

  # Defines an obfuscation level for slow SQL queries. Valid options are
  # obfuscated, raw, or none.
  # slow_sql.record_sql: obfuscated

  # Generate a longer sql_id for slow SQL traces. sql_id is used for aggregation
  # of similar queries.
  # slow_sql.use_longer_sql_id: false

  # If true, the agent captures attributes on span events.
  # span_events.attributes.enabled: true

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from span events. Allows * as wildcard at end.
  # span_events.attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include on span events. Allows * as wildcard at end.
  # span_events.attributes.include: []

  # If true, enables span event sampling.
  # span_events.enabled: true

  # * Defines the maximum number of span events reported from a single harvest.
  # Any Integer between 1 and 10000 is valid.'
  # * When configuring the agent for AI monitoring, set to max value 10000.This
  # ensures the agent captures the maximum amount of distributed traces.
  # span_events.max_samples_stored: 2000

  # Sets the maximum number of span events to buffer when streaming to the trace
  # observer.
  # span_events.queue_size: 10000

  # Specify a list of exceptions you do not want the agent to strip when
  # strip_exception_messages is true. Separate exceptions with a comma. For
  # example, "ImportantException,PreserveMessageException".
  # strip_exception_messages.allowed_classes: ""

  # If true, the agent strips messages from all exceptions except those in the
  # allowlist. Enabled automatically in high security mode.
  # strip_exception_messages.enabled: false

  # An array of strings to specify which keys and/or values inside a Stripe
  # event's user_data hash should
  # not be reported to New Relic. Each string in this array will be turned into a
  # regular expression via
  # Regexp.new to permit advanced matching. For each hash pair, if either the key
  # or value is matched the
  # pair will not be reported. By default, no user_data is reported, so this
  # option should only be used if
  # the stripe.user_data.include option is being used.
  # stripe.user_data.exclude: []

  # An array of strings to specify which keys inside a Stripe event's user_data
  # hash should be reported
  # to New Relic. Each string in this array will be turned into a regular
  # expression via Regexp.new to
  # permit advanced matching. Setting the value to ["."] will report all
  # user_data.
  # stripe.user_data.include: []

  # When set to true, forces a synchronous connection to the New Relic collector
  # during application startup. For very short-lived processes, this helps ensure
  # the New Relic agent has time to report.
  # sync_startup: false

  # If true, tracer state storage is thread-local, otherwise, fiber-local
  # thread_local_tracer_state: false

  # If true, enables use of the thread profiler.
  # thread_profiler.enabled: false

  # Defines the maximum number of seconds the agent should spend attempting to
  # connect to the collector.
  # timeout: 120

  # If true, the agent captures attributes from transaction events.
  # transaction_events.attributes.enabled: true

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from transaction events. Allows * as wildcard
  # at end.
  # transaction_events.attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include in transaction events. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # transaction_events.attributes.include: []

  # If true, enables transaction event sampling.
  # transaction_events.enabled: true

  # Defines the maximum number of transaction events reported from a single
  # harvest.
  # transaction_events.max_samples_stored: 1200

  # If true, the agent captures attributes on transaction segments.
  # transaction_segments.attributes.enabled: true

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from transaction segments. Allows * as
  # wildcard at end.
  # transaction_segments.attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include on transaction segments. Allows * as wildcard
  # at end.
  # transaction_segments.attributes.include: []

  # If true, the agent captures attributes from transaction traces.
  # transaction_tracer.attributes.enabled: true

  # Prefix of attributes to exclude from transaction traces. Allows * as wildcard
  # at end.
  # transaction_tracer.attributes.exclude: []

  # Prefix of attributes to include in transaction traces. Allows * as wildcard at
  # end.
  # transaction_tracer.attributes.include: []

  # If true, enables collection of transaction traces.
  # transaction_tracer.enabled: true

  # If true, enables the collection of explain plans in transaction traces. This
  # setting will also apply to explain plans in slow SQL traces if
  # slow_sql.explain_enabled is not set separately.
  # transaction_tracer.explain_enabled: true

  # Threshold (in seconds) above which the agent will collect explain plans.
  # Relevant only when explain_enabled is true.
  # transaction_tracer.explain_threshold: 0.5

  # Maximum number of transaction trace nodes to record in a single transaction
  # trace.
  # transaction_tracer.limit_segments: 4000

  # If true, the agent records Redis command arguments in transaction traces.
  # transaction_tracer.record_redis_arguments: false

  # Obfuscation level for SQL queries reported in transaction trace nodes.
  # By default, this is set to obfuscated, which strips out the numeric and string
  # literals.
  # - If you do not want the agent to capture query information, set this to none.
  # - If you want the agent to capture all query information in its original form,
  # set this to raw.
  # - When you enable high security mode, this is automatically set to obfuscated.
  # transaction_tracer.record_sql: obfuscated

  # Specify a threshold in seconds. The agent includes stack traces in transaction
  # trace nodes when the stack trace duration exceeds this threshold.
  # transaction_tracer.stack_trace_threshold: 0.5

  # Specify a threshold in seconds. Transactions with a duration longer than this
  # threshold are eligible for transaction traces. Specify a float value or the
  # string apdex_f.
  # transaction_tracer.transaction_threshold: 1.0

  # If true, the agent automatically detects that it is running in an AWS
  # environment.
  # utilization.detect_aws: true

  # If true, the agent automatically detects that it is running in an Azure
  # environment.
  # utilization.detect_azure: true

  # If true, the agent automatically detects that it is running in Docker.
  # utilization.detect_docker: true

  # If true, the agent automatically detects that it is running in an Google Cloud
  # Platform environment.
  # utilization.detect_gcp: true

  # If true, the agent automatically detects that it is running in Kubernetes.
  # utilization.detect_kubernetes: true

  # If true, the agent automatically detects that it is running in a Pivotal Cloud
  # Foundry environment.
  # utilization.detect_pcf: true

  # BEGIN security agent
  #
  #   NOTE: At this time, the security agent is intended for use only within
  #         a dedicated security testing environment with data that can tolerate
  #         modification or deletion. The security agent is available as a
  #         separate Ruby gem, newrelic_security. It is recommended that this
  #         separate gem only be introduced to a security testing environment
  #         by leveraging Bundler grouping like so:
  #
  #         # Gemfile
  #         gem 'newrelic_rpm'               # New Relic APM observability agent
  #         gem 'newrelic-infinite_tracing'  # New Relic Infinite Tracing
  #
  #         group :security do
  #           gem 'newrelic_security', require: false # New Relic security agent
  #         end
  #
  #   NOTE: All "security.*" configuration parameters are related only to the
  #         security agent, and all other configuration parameters that may
  #         have "security" in the name somewhere are related to the APM agent.
  
  # If true, the security agent is loaded (a Ruby 'require' is performed)
  # security.agent.enabled: false

  # The port the application is listening on. This setting is mandatory for
  # Passenger servers. Other servers should be detected by default.
  # security.application_info.port: nil

  # If true, enables deserialization detection
  # security.detection.deserialization.enabled: true

  # If true, enables RCI (remote code injection) detection
  # security.detection.rci.enabled: true

  # If true, enables RXSS (reflected cross-site scripting) detection
  # security.detection.rxss.enabled: true

  # If true, the security agent is started (the agent runs in its event loop)
  # security.enabled: false

  # Defines the mode for the security agent to operate in. Currently only IAST is
  # supported
  # security.mode: IAST

  # Defines the request body limit to process in security events (in KB). The
  # default value is 300, for 300KB.
  # security.request.body_limit: 300

  # Defines the endpoint URL for posting security-related data
  # security.validator_service_url: wss://csec.nr-data.net

  # END security agent

# Environment-specific settings are in this section.
# RAILS_ENV or RACK_ENV (as appropriate) is used to determine the environment.
# If your application has other named environments, configure them here.
development:
  <<: *default_settings
  app_name: <%= app_name %> (Development)

test:
  <<: *default_settings
  # It doesn't make sense to report to New Relic from automated test runs.
  monitor_mode: false

staging:
  <<: *default_settings
  app_name: <%= app_name %> (Staging)

production:
  <<: *default_settings