Export your telemetry data with Python and the NerdGraph API

This post is part three of a five-part series on automating common DevOps tasks in New Relic using Python and the NerdGraph API. It shows how to export telemetry data for analysis, including using NRQL to query data on golden signals such as latency, traffic, errors, and saturation. The post provides examples of queries that can be used to extract specific metrics, such as average response time or rate of change, from New Relic data. To use these queries, users need to have a New Relic account, an instrumented application, and the necessary API key. The code for this example is provided in part one of the series, which can be found in the repository mentioned at the end of the post.

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