How to remove existing applications from the New Relic Dashboard?

Prerequisite

• You must be an Owner, Admin, or APM add-on manager on your account to remove an application
• If a New Relic agent is still sending data, you cannot remove your app from the user interface.

Step 1 – Stop the New Relic agent from sending data either by disabling it or by uninstalling it completely. To disable the agent without uninstalling it:

Step 2 – Restart the application server.

Step 3 – Wait up to ten minutes, then verify the color-coded health status for the app has turned to gray and is no longer reporting data.

Step 4 – Owners, Admins, or APM add-on managers: To delete the app after you have verified that no data is being reported: From rpm.newrelic.com, select APM.

Step 5 – From the Applications index, select the app’s gear icon, then select Delete app.

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