New Relic PHP agent v10.12.0.1
New features
- Improved Guzzle 5 and 6 detection.
- Adds
newrelic_set_error_group_callbackAPI, allowing an application to register a callback function with the PHP Agent that will generate a custom error group name. Read more about this API here. - Adds
newrelic_set_user_idAPI, allowing an application to assign a unique user ID to a transaction. Read more about this API here. - Adds a link to documentation to the install error message when installing an unsupported version of PHP.
- Verified support for Guzzle 7.
- Verified support for Laravel 9 and 10.
Bug fixes
- Reduces the log level for a Drupal-specific message to a more appropriate value.
- Fixes a bug in Infinite Tracing where distributed traces were missing a
parentIDattribute that caused issues displaying a distributed application in the UI.
Important end-of-life information
- Support for PHP versions 7.0 and 7.1 will EOL in early 2024.
Support statement
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform, it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and the removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages that are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.11.0.3
Security
New features
- Drupal 9.4 now reports hooks and modules
Bug Fixes
Important end-of-life information
- Support for PHP versions 5.5 and 5.6 IS DEPRECATED. We recommend upgrading to at least PHP 7.0
Support statement
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.10.0.1
Security
New features
- ARM64 binaries are now available for PHP 8.0, 8.1, and 8.2. Please see our docs for installation instructions.
Bug Fixes
- Additional handling/msg in the case of both DT and CAT being enabled #658
Important end-of-life information
- Support for PHP versions 5.5 and 5.6 will end June 2023.
Support statement
Support for ZTS builds ended with release v9.19.0.309 and those binaries are no longer provided.
New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.9.0.324
Security
- Updated the Golang version used to build the Daemon from 1.9 to 1.20
New features
Bug Fixes
Important end-of-life information
- Support for PHP versions 5.5 and 5.6 will end June 2023.
Support statement
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.8.0.323
New features
- Added
healthchecklog level for the daemon, allowing for precise monitoring of the number of connected applications.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed debian package installation occasionally requiring an additional manual step #634
- Fixed a warning from agent when passing null as the second parameter to curl_multi_exec #605. Special thanks to dejanceltra for finding and fixing this issue!
New Contributors
This release contains the first contribution to the New Relic PHP Agent from community member dejanceltra! Thanks!!
Support statement
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.7.0.319
Important note
If the following error occurs when installing the newrelic-php5 Debian package:
Setting up newrelic-php5 (10.7.0.319) ...Unknown PHP version: 8.2Please run the newrelic-install installation program which will complete the installation of the PHP agent and set up the correct symlink to the PHP extension directory.
New features
- Added Support for PHP 8.2.
Important end-of-life information
- Support for PHP versions 5.5 and 5.6 will end June 2023.
Support statement
- Support for 32 bit and FreeBSD ended with release v9.19.0.309 and those binaries are no longer provided.
- Support for ZTS builds ended with release v9.19.0.309.
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.6.0.318
New features
- Code Level Metrics (CLM) is now enabled by default.
- CLM allows you to gather more data associated with each span, including line numbers, function names, filepaths, and namespaces.
- CLM was introduced in release 10.4.0.316.
- Use this ini value to configure CLM.
Important end-of-life information
- Support for PHP versions 5.5 and 5.6 will end June 2023.
Support statement
- Support for 32 bit and FreeBSD ended with release v9.19.0.309 and those binaries are no longer provided.
- Support for ZTS builds ended with release v9.19.0.309.
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.5.0.317
Bug Fixes
- agent: Fixed #577 - Large performance regression in 10.3.0. #588
- agent: Fixed #594 - Instrumentation from
opcache.preloadfor PHP 8.1. #595 - agent: Fixed sending
Supportability/Logging/Forwarding/PHP/%andSupportability/Logging/Metrics/PHP/%application logging configuration metrics. #575
Support statement
- Support for 32 bit and FreeBSD ended with release v9.19.0.309 and those binaries are no longer provided.
- Support for ZTS builds ended with release v9.19.0.309.
- New Relic recommends that you upgrade the agent regularly and at a minimum every 3 months. For more information on supported agent versions and EOL timelines, check out our PHP EOL policy.
- The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
Importante
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it's highly recommended that you disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Or you could version pin the PHP agent package to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed and removal of support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection. The PHP agent packages which are affected are:
- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
New Relic PHP Agent v10.4.0.316
Importante
We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If your organization has established practices that prevent you from upgrading to the latest version, ensure that your agents are regularly updated to a version at most 90 days old. Read more about keeping your agent up to date.
Important end-of-life information
Support for ZTS binaries was deprecated with release v9.17.0.300 and will be removed in a January 2023 release.
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it is highly recommended to disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Alternatively, the PHP agent packages can be version pinned to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed, removing support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection.
The PHP agent packages which are affected are:- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
You should check the PHP agent compatibility and requirements page for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
New features
- Code Level Metrics (CLM) has been introduced and is set to off by default.
- CLM allows you to gather more data associated with each span, including line numbers, function names, filepaths, and namespaces.
- Use this ini value to start using CLM!
Improvements
- Custom Event Limit default reservoir size has been increased and is now configurable.
- The default maximum number of custom events gathered per minute has been increased from 10,000 to 30,000.
- This value can now be modified with this ini value.
New Relic PHP Agent v10.3.0.315
Importante
We recommend updating to the latest agent version as soon as it's available. If your organization has established practices that prevent you from upgrading to the latest version, ensure that your agents are regularly updated to a version at most 90 days old. Read more about keeping your agent up to date.
Important end-of-life information
Support for 32 bit and FreeBSD binaries were deprecated with release v9.19.0.309 and are no longer shipped starting with this release.
Support for ZTS binaries was deprecated with release v9.17.0.300 and will be removed in a release in the near future.
For installations using an unsupported PHP version or platform (32 bit, FreeBSD, ZTS, etc), it is highly recommended to disable the auto-update mechanisms for the PHP agent packages. This can be done by adding the PHP agent packages to an exclusion list for package upgrades. Alternatively, the PHP agent packages can be version pinned to an agent version that supports the old, unsupported feature(s). Failure to prevent upgrades may result in a newer agent release being installed, removing support for the required, unsupported features. This would disrupt APM data collection.
The PHP agent packages which are affected are:- newrelic-php5
- newrelic-php5-common
- newrelic-daemon
The PHP agent compatibility and requirements page should be consulted for the latest information on supported PHP versions and platforms.
New features
- APM logs in context. Automatic application log forwarding is now enabled by default. This version of the agent will automatically send enriched application logs to New Relic. To learn more about this feature see PHP: Configure logs in context, and additional configuration options are available PHP agent configuration: Config file. To learn about how to toggle log ingestion on or off by account see Disable automatic logging. #556
Bug fixes
- agent: Fix to ensure datastore segments do not create children segments. #511
- agent: Updates instrumentation lookups for PHP 7.4+. Using reserved field of zend_func's op_array is no longer reliable as other extensions are unreliably using this shared area which then corrupts the opcache enough that it no longer provides lookups. The new method no longer relies on the agent storing any information in the reserved array of a zend_function. Fixes: Laravel 9 PHP8.1 Not reporting errors, All transactions are "unknown" bug