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| # New Relic Deployment Markers: Users Guide | |
| ## What Are Deployment Markers? | |
| Deployment markers are timestamped events in New Relic that record when code changes are released to your applications. They appear as vertical lines or annotations overlaid on your APM performance charts, creating a clear visual boundary between "before the change" and "after the change." | |
| **Think of them as bookmarks in your application's performance timeline** - they help you answer the critical question: "What changed when performance shifted?" | |
| ## The Fundamental Problem Deployment Markers Solve |
| Command | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
git help |
Get help on a command | $ git help push |
git config |
Configure Git | $ git config --global … |
source <file> |
Activate Bash changes | $ source ~/.bash_profile |
mkdir -p |
Make intermediate directories as necessary | $ mkdir -p repos/website |
git status |
Show the status of the repository | $ git status |
touch <name> |
Create empty file | $ touch foo |
git add -A |
Add all files or directories to staging area | $ git add -A |
| Command | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
echo <string> |
Print string to screen | $ echo hello |
man <command> |
Display manual page for command | $ man echo |
⌃C |
Get out of trouble | $ tail^C |
⌃A |
Move to beginning of line | |
⌃E |
Move to end of line | |
⌃U |
Delete to beginning of line | |
Option-click |
Move cursor to location clicked |