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Configure the New Relic sink using .WriteTo.NewRelicLogs(endpointUrl, applicationName, licenseKey)
Write a log message
Check the log details in New Relic Logs
Service Name (in the header, above the table that lists all the log message's properties) is set to N/A
Expected behaviour
Service Name is set to the value of the applicationName variable that was used to configure the sink.
Actual behaviour
The value of the applicationName is not used.
Environment
Serilog.Sinks.NewRelic.Logs 1.1.0 on .NET Core 3.1 with New Relic One in Europe.
Background information
In this question about Service Name in New Relic Logs, the answer from New Relic Support is:
I understand that you are looking to add a Service Name within the Log detail. You can do that by simply adding a service attribute to the log payload you are sending.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is a workaround, but it would be nice if this was not necessary:
.Enrich.WithProperty("service", applicationName)
michielvoo
changed the title
Set the service property to populate the Service Name in New Relic Logs
Application name not used to populate the Service Name in New Relic Logs
Jul 21, 2021
Status
BUG REPORT
Steps
.WriteTo.NewRelicLogs(endpointUrl, applicationName, licenseKey)
Expected behaviour
Service Name is set to the value of the
applicationName
variable that was used to configure the sink.Actual behaviour
The value of the
applicationName
is not used.Environment
Serilog.Sinks.NewRelic.Logs 1.1.0 on .NET Core 3.1 with New Relic One in Europe.
Background information
In this question about Service Name in New Relic Logs, the answer from New Relic Support is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: