NewRelic does a fantastic job making the performance of my Postgres queries clear, and capturing slow instances of each query to aid in debugging. I would love to have similar support for my elasticsearch queries, but this does not seem to be available.
In particular, the two most useful features would be:
- The ability to assign a name to each elasticsearch query, so that the transaction time graph is split by query.
- The ability to submit slow queries to New Relic, and have them be displayed in the same way that slow SQL queries are displayed.
It appears that the notice_statement method from the ruby documentation would be appropriate for my second use case. Does a similar option exist in the Python code?
And what is the best way to go about implementing the first. Am I missing something simple?
Thank You,
Jim
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