Step 1: Login to AWS Console
Step 2: Create a LINUX Centos 7 VM
Step 3: Login Centos VM. Help for Putty
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Step 4: NEWRELIC Add your data => Host operating systems => CentOS
Step 5: NEWRELIC – Select your CentOS version
Step 6: Run a command into CentOs ssh session
$ which newrelic-infra
$ more /etc/newrelic-infra.yml
$ ps -eaf | grep new
$ ls /etc/newrelic*
$ ls /etc/newrelic-infra/
$ ls /etc/newrelic-infra/integrations.d
$ ls /etc/newrelic-infra/logging.d
$ ls /usr/bin/newrelic*
Session-1 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Introduction & APM
Session-2 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Infrastructure
Session-3 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Integration
Session-4 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – APM
Session-5 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – APM
Session-6 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – APM
Session-7 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – APM
Session-8 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Log
Session-9 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Alert
Session-10 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Synthetic & UX
Session-11 – NewRelic Advance Tutorials – Dashboard & NRQL
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