Bump newrelic_rpm from 9.7.1 to 9.9.0

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Bumps newrelic_rpm from 9.7.1 to 9.9.0.

Changelog

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v9.9.0

Version 9.9.0 introduces support for AWS Lambda serverless function observability, adds support for Elasticsearch 8.13.0, and adds the 'request.temperature' attribute to chat completion summaries in ruby-openai instrumentation.

• Feature: Serverless Mode for AWS Lambda

  The Ruby agent is now capable of operating in a quick and light serverless mode suitable for observing AWS Lambda function invocations. For serverless use, the agent is delivered by a New Relic Lambda layer that can be associated with a Lambda function. All reported data will appear in New Relic's dedicated serverless UI views. Only AWS based Lambda functions are supported for now, though support for other cloud hosted serverless offerings may be added in future depending on Ruby customer demand. The serverless functionality is only intended for use with the official New Relic Ruby layers for Lambda. Any existing workflows that involve the manual use of the Ruby agent in an AWS Lambda context without a New Relic layer should not be impacted.

  For more details, see our getting started guide.

• Feature: Add support for Elasticsearch 8.13.0

  Elasticsearch 8.13.0 increased the number of arguments used in the method the agent instruments, Elastic::Transport::Client#perform_request. Now, the agent supports a variable number of arguments for the instrumented method to prevent future ArgumentErrors.

• Bugfix: Add 'request.temperature' to ruby-openai chat completion summaries

  Previously, the agent was not reporting the request.temperature attribute on LlmChatCompletionSummary events through ruby-openai instrumentation. We are now reporting this attribute.

v9.8.0

Version 9.8.0 introduces instrumentation for ruby-openai, adds the option to store tracer state on the thread-level, hardens the browser agent insertion logic to better proactively anticipate errors, and prevents excpetions from being raised in the Active Support Broadcast logger instrumentation.

• Feature: Add instrumentation for ruby-openai

  Instrumentation has been added for the ruby-openai gem, supporting versions 3.4.0 and higher (PR#2442). While ruby-openai instrumentation is enabled by default, the configuration option ai_monitoring.enabled is disabled by default and controls all AI monitoring. ai_monitoring.enabled must be set to true in order to receive ruby-openai instrumentation. High-Security Mode must be disabled in order to receive AI monitoring.

  Calls to embedding and chat completion endpoints are automatically traced. These events can be enhanced with the introduction of two new APIs. Custom attributes can also be added to LLM events using the API NewRelic::Agent.add_custom_attributes, but they must be prefixed with llm.. For example, NewRelic::Agent.add_custom_attributes({'llm.user_id': user_id}).

• Feature: Add AI monitoring APIs

  This version introduces two new APIs that allow users to record additional information on LLM events:

  • NewRelic::Agent.record_llm_feedback_event - Records user feedback events.
  • NewRelic::Agent.set_llm_token_count_callback - Sets a callback proc for calculating token_count attributes for embedding and chat completion message events.

  Visit RubyDoc for more information on each of these APIs.

• Feature: Store tracer state on thread-level

  A new configuration option, thread_local_tracer_state, stores New Relic's tracer state on the thread-level, as opposed to the default fiber-level storage. This configuration is turned off by default. Our thanks go to community member @​markiz who contributed the idea, code, configuration option, and tests for this new feature! PR#2475.

• Bugfix: Harden the browser agent insertion logic

  With Issue#2462, community member @​miry explained that it was possible for an HTTP response headers hash to have symbols for values. Not only would these symbols prevent the inclusion of the New Relic browser agent tag in the response body, but more importantly they would cause an exception that would bubble up to the monitored web application itself. With PR#2465 symbol based values are now supported and all other potential future exceptions are now handled. Additionally, the refactor to support symbols has been shown through benchmarking to give the processing of string and mixed type hashes a slight speed boost too.

• Bugfix: Prevent Exception in Active Support Broadcast logger instrumentation

  Previously, in certain situations the agent could cause an exception to be raised when attempting to interact with a broadcast log event. This has been fixed. Thanks to @​nathan-appere for reporting this issue and providing a fix! PR#2510

Commits

• b1b72dd Merge pull request #2566 from newrelic/checkout_v4
• 6f3af4a GHA checkout@v3 -> checkout@v4
• 877ac43 Merge pull request #2560 from newrelic/prerelease_updates_9.9.0-pre
• c6754d4 bump version
• a81ad20 Merge pull request #2558 from newrelic/serverless_changelog_entry
• 4c06b5c serverless changelog entry
• ea362b0 Merge pull request #2542 from newrelic/core_tech_notifications
• c71bc05 Merge pull request #2546 from newrelic/adamantine_forge
• 47b4f48 Merge pull request #2552 from newrelic/fix-unused-variable-warnings
• 8ff155a remove 8T test related to config allowlist
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