I have a Java Spring Boot service exposing GraphQL API. NewRelic identify all the queries as configuredGraphQLHttpServlet Web transaction as all of them are exposed via a single /graphql API . How can we track each GraphQL query resolver as different web transactions?
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Mark Rotteveel
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@Micheal Have you got this answer? actually I have same question didn't get any solution also for the Node application with graphQL – Rahul Saini Jan 17 '22 at 06:38
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Node is a little different. I'll see if I can find documentation but I think André is going to post a link to some hopefully helpful documentation for the Java version soon. – Todd W Crone Mar 02 '22 at 15:39
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@RahulSaini perhaps it might make sense to ask a similar question with Node tags etc. if possible so its easier to find. – Todd W Crone Mar 02 '22 at 15:40
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Tag me or whatever on the Node question and I'll get someone from the Node team to answer or I'll find the information and and answer for you. – Todd W Crone Mar 02 '22 at 15:41
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The New Relic Java agent starting with version 7.4.0 (Oct 2021) has auto-instrumentation for GraphQL. Use 7.4.3 or higher though.
With it the transactions are going to be named based on the query.
Check the documentation.
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You can use an AOP to set transaction name base on graphql method. It will look like below.
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How would that be, can you show a code example. Are these not different http endpoints. – Michael George Feb 24 '21 at 08:17
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You can try like this. Hope it might help :) ` @Aspect @Component public class NewRelicGraphQLAspect { @After("isGraphQLRequest()") public void doSecurityCheck(JoinPoint point) { String methodName = point.getSignature().getName(); NewRelic.setTransactionName("GraphQL", methodName); } @Pointcut("within(com.example.server.graphql.resolver..*)") private void isGraphQLRequest() { } } ` – Oscar Jiang Mar 01 '21 at 15:32