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New Relic Change Tracking MCP Server

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The MCP Server for New Relic Change Tracking integrates with New Relic Change Tracking via chat interfaces. It simplifies recording application deployment events and other changes using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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What is New Relic Change Tracking MCP Server?

This server is a tool that facilitates recording and integrating New Relic Change Tracking events through chat-based interfaces using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows LLMs to directly request the recording of application deployments and other changes.

How to use New Relic Change Tracking MCP Server?

  1. Build the Docker image using docker build -t newrelic-change-tracking-mcp-server .. 2. Configure the claude_desktop_config.json file with the necessary Docker run command and environment variable (NEW_RELIC_API_KEY). 3. Set the NEW_RELIC_API_KEY environment variable with your New Relic User Key. 4. Use prompts like 'Record a deployment for <entity name> with <version>' to trigger deployment recordings.

Key features of New Relic Change Tracking MCP Server

  • Chat-based interface for change tracking

  • Integration with New Relic Change Tracking

  • Uses Model Context Protocol (MCP)

  • Supports recording deployment events

  • Supports recording other changes

Use cases of New Relic Change Tracking MCP Server

  • Automated deployment tracking through chat

  • Simplified change recording for applications

  • Integration with LLMs for change management

  • Centralized change tracking for observability

FAQ from New Relic Change Tracking MCP Server

Is this server recommended for production use?

No, this repository was created as a practice implementation of an MCP server and is not recommended for production use.

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is a protocol that allows LLMs to directly request actions from external tools and services.

What is the required environment variable?

The required environment variable is NEW_RELIC_API_KEY, which should be set to your New Relic User Key.

How do I record a deployment?

Use a prompt like 'Record a deployment for <entity name> with <version>'. You can also include optional parameters like user, description, changelog, repository, commit, and domainType.

Where can I find my New Relic User Key?

You can find your New Relic User Key in your New Relic account settings.