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To restrict a user from being able to view or manage license keys, assign them a role without those capabilities: original user model | newer user model.

If you need to delete an account's original license key, contact support.

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The license key originally created for an account cannot be deleted but you can create additional license keys that can be managed and deleted, and this is useful for implementing security-practices such as key rotation. If more accounts are added, each account starts with its own license key. When you first sign up for New Relic, an organization with a single account and its own license key are created. The license key is a 40-character hexadecimal string associated with a New Relic account. The exceptions are browser monitoring data (which uses a browser key) and mobile monitoring data (which uses a mobile app token). The license key is required for almost all New Relic data ingest. In the API keys UI and in NerdGraph, this key is sometimes referenced as ingest - license. Our main key used for data ingest is called the license key. To create or manage API keys, use the UI at /launcher/api-keys-ui.api-keys-launcher, or our NerdGraph API.

When members leave your organization, even if they're basic users, remove them from New Relic.

Instruct your team members to keep their user keys secure.

Note that this doesn't apply to the mobile app token you can't delete a token or create additional tokens.

You can't delete the original keys associated with an account, so to implement a strong security strategy, you must create additional keys that you can later delete.

For the license key and the browser key, consider implementing a key rotation strategy: creating new keys and deleting old ones on a set schedule.

You should treat your API keys securely, as you would passwords and other sensitive information.

Someone with one of your team member's user keys could view your New Relic data and make changes to your New Relic account.

Someone with your license key could send arbitrary data to your account.

If your API keys get into the wrong hands, it can present a security risk.

Each user key is tied to a specific user and a specific account. Each token is tied to a specific mobile app.Ī user key is required to use NerdGraph, our GraphQL API, which is used for querying data and configuring features. Mobile app tokens are used to report mobile monitoring data. Each key is tied to a specific account, and you can create as many as you want. Each key is tied to a specific account and you can create as many as you want.īrowser keys are used to report browser monitoring data. License keys are used to report almost all data (except for browser and mobile monitoring data, which use their own keys).

For user keys: Use NerdGraph explorer to view and create.

For a programmatic way to manage license keys, browser keys, and user keys: use our NerdGraph API.

You can view and manage most API keys from the API keys UI page, which is at /launcher/api-keys-ui.api-keys-launcher (from the account dropdown, click API keys).įrom /launcher/api-keys-ui.api-keys-launcher, you can create and manage license keys, browser keys, and user keys. Not yet using New Relic? Set up your New Relic account: it's free, forever! View and manage API keys

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If you’re just getting started using New Relic, you don’t need to manually find or input a key: our guided install procedures will automatically include the keys for you.

These keys allow only approved people in your organization to report data to New Relic, access that data, and configure features. The primary keys are the license key (for reporting data) and the user key (for working with NerdGraph, our GraphQL API). Our monitoring solutions and APIs use API keys to authenticate and verify your identity.