For your monitored applications in our , , and mobile monitoring UI, the Dependencies UI page shows a filterable list of all the applications, services, databases, and hosts that New Relic identifies as a connection to that entity. It shows upstream and downstream dependencies, and provides paths to explore them.
While service maps displays an entity-scoped map of an entity's relationships, the Dependencies UI page displays your upstream and downstream services in a table. It also uses the same color coding system used by service maps to show you what's performing well and what isn't.
Requirements
The Dependencies UI page is available for entities monitored by our APM agents, our mobile agents, and our browser agents.
View dependencies
To view dependencies for applications, services, databases, and hosts connected to an entity:
- Go to one.newrelic.com, and select either APM & services, or Browser, or Mobile.
- Choose an entity, then click Dependencies.
- To drill down further, filter the apps, services, databases, or hosts.
one.newrelic.com > APM & services > Dependencies: View a filterable list of all the apps, services, databases, and hosts connected to an entity, and their color-coded health status.
You can filter the dependencies page to view specific things that report to the entity. Dependencies include:
- Services: APM-monitored applications and services.
- Mobile applications: your mobile apps.
- Browser applications: your frontend browser apps.
- External services: external services monitored by APM. External services include out-of-process services such as web services, resources in the cloud, and any other network calls.
- Databases: your application's database and cache data. Databases are agentless. Because of this, alerts cannot be set for the database, as only the service call is reported to New Relic.
- Hosts: your infrastructure (servers and hosts).