Newrelic Infrastructure: Monitor Docker and Containers using Newrelic Infrastructure.
- Group containers by tags, attributes, and other metadata.
- Search for containers relevant to your monitoring scenario.
- Link to related entities that may be affected by issues with the container.
- Set Docker-related alert conditions.
Requirements & prerequisite
- Infrastructure agent 1.8.32 or higher running on Linux
- If using CentOS: must have CentOS version 6.0 or higher
- Docker version 1.12 or higher
How to Install, Enable and Start Docker Engine in Centos
How to Install, Enable and Start Docker Engine in Ubuntu
How to Enable Docker container monitoring in Newrelic agent?
If you meet the requirements and have installed the correct infrastructure agent, there are no additional steps to enable Docker monitoring. If Docker is running, data will automatically be reported.
Enabled Process Monitoring in Newrelic Infra Agent & Restart Agent
You can view your Docker data in the Infrastructure monitoring UI in either of these ways:
- Go to one.newrelic.com > Infrastructure > Hosts > Containers. OR
- Go to one.newrelic.com > Infrastructure > Third-party services, and select Docker-related links.
Which are the Docker attributes reported by Newrelic?
Docker attributes (metrics and metadata) are attached to the “ContainerSample” event. Here’s an example of a query to find out how many containers are associated with each Docker image:
$ SELECT uniqueCount(containerId) FROM ContainerSample FACET imageName SINCE 1 HOUR AGO TIMESERIES
Sample Docker Commands to run Containers for monitoring?
$ docker run -d --name jenkins1 jenkins
$ docker run -itd --name ubuntu1 ubuntu
$ docker run -d --name sonarqube1 sonarqube
$ docker run -itd --name ubuntu2 ubuntu
$ docker run -itd --name ubuntu23 ubuntu
NewRelic Docker Containers Events Data
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