I’m trying to integrate with newrelic, but without success. When connecting to neon, you must provide the location of the certificate and ssl key.
/etc/newrelic-infra/integrations.d/postgresql-config.yml
ENABLE_SSL: “true”
TRUST_SERVER_CERTIFICATE: “false”
SSL_ROOT_CERT_LOCATION: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
SSL_CERT_LOCATION: .ssh/postgresql.cert
SSL_KEY_LOCATION: .ssh/postgresql.key
Hi, Neon uses public root certificates issues by Let’s Encrypt. Check out this documentation for some of the locations where you might find them. The location differs by operating system / distribution:
Let us know how you make out. I took a quick look at NewRelic and it looked as though it requires installing an agent. With Neon being a cloud-hosted service, you would not have direct access to the the Neon host operating system to install an agent.