Connect Firebase / Firestore and New Relic to unlock the power of automation

You can set up a Firebase Cloud Function that triggers on specific events, such as data writes to Firestore. This function can then be configured to send relevant data to New Relic using their API, providing real-time monitoring of your Firebase activities.

Firestore queries themselves cannot be used as triggers directly, but you can use Cloud Functions to listen for changes in query results and then push these changes as events or metrics into New Relic.

Yes, by utilizing Firebase Cloud Functions you can log specific operations or performance metrics from Firestore and send this information to New Relic for detailed analysis and visualization.

To integrate authentication states, set up a Firebase Cloud Function that listens for authentication state changes. The function can then record relevant details, such as login times and user interactions, sending them securely to New Relic via its API.

You can configure your Firebase Cloud Functions with error handling that captures any occurring errors. These errors can be sent directly to New Relic using the appropriate logging API, enabling comprehensive monitoring and alerting.

A common example is setting up alerts or dashboards in New Relic that respond when a specific document is updated or deleted in Firestore. These alerts provide immediate insight into critical changes happening within your database.

Ensure all transmitted data complies with privacy regulations and security standards by anonymizing personal information where possible. Use secure connections (HTTPS) for data transmission between Firebase functions and the New Relic endpoint.