Open source playground - Githubissues

fallwith commented 1 year ago

We maintain a privately hosted Ruby agent playground repository with a variety of test bed style Ruby applications that help us put the agent through its paces and ensure compatibility with a wide variety of third party gem versions and application configurations.

We have also been using GitHub gists, Explorer's Hub posts, tickets, etc. to share demonstration and/or debugging code directly with customers.

I want us to take our playground public and position it to better our customer relations and engagement.

Any of our existing trivial code snippets in our HTML documentation could be updated with links to the richer code bases in the playground.
Frequently asked questions could be addressed with code patterns that are shared in a central location
Rich demonstrations can be offered for all supported gem instrumentation

workato-integration[bot] commented 1 year ago

https://issues.newrelic.com/browse/NR-159404

fallwith commented 1 year ago

Here are publicly available .NET examples for reference (in a branch currently):

https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-dotnet-examples/tree/initial-migration

fallwith commented 8 months ago

Based on some recent discussions about having a central newrelic public GitHub namespaced spot for sandbox/playground apps, we're currently leaning towards just grabbing the existing Ruby agent CLM demo and putting it in a subdirectory and launching the repo starting with just that one subdirectory. We can worry about scrubbing all of the other internal apps for open sourcing later.

newrelic / newrelic-ruby-agent

Open source playground #2200