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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Code Snippet Comment" from GitLab.
Add your action
An action happens after the trigger—such as "New Deployment" in New Relic.
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Frequently Asked Questions about GitLab + New Relic integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with GitLab and New Relic
How do I integrate GitLab with New Relic?
You can integrate GitLab with New Relic by setting up webhooks in GitLab that trigger specific actions in New Relic. This involves configuring a webhook URL in your GitLab repository settings and specifying the events that will send data to New Relic, such as push events or merge requests.
Which events in GitLab can be used as triggers for New Relic actions?
In GitLab, you can use events like pushes, merge requests, issues, and pipeline completions as triggers. When these events occur, they can automatically trigger specific actions in New Relic, such as creating alerts, updating dashboards, or logging deployment changes.
Can I automate alerts in New Relic based on my GitLab deployments?
Yes, you can automate alerts by configuring your integration to trigger alerts in New Relic when certain deployment conditions are met in GitLab. This could include unsuccessful deployments or code changes that require immediate attention.
How do we monitor performance metrics of our applications deployed via GitLab using the integration?
By integrating with New Relic, you can set up your system to automatically track performance metrics for each deployment initiated from GitLab. You configure New Relic to display real-time data on application performance, error rates, and server usage associated with each deployment.
Is it possible to update dashboards in New Relic automatically after a GitLab event?
Yes, it's possible to automate dashboard updates in New Relic following specific events from GitLab. For instance, after a successful deployment or a completed pipeline run in GitLab, the associated dashboard widgets or KPIs in New Relic can be updated automatically.
What permissions are needed to configure the integration between GitLab and New Relic?
To configure the integration between GitLab and New Relic properly, you'll need sufficient permissions on both platforms. Typically this includes admin access to the relevant project repositories on GitLab and permissions to manage integrations and alert settings within your team's projects on New Relic.
How do we ensure secure data transmission between our services when integrating GitLab with New Relic?
Ensuring secure data transmission involves using HTTPS endpoints for webhooks and API calls between GitLab and New Relic. It's also important to implement authentication mechanisms such as API keys or OAuth tokens for secure access control.
