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Fast way to send a deploy to New Relic using PowerShell. Just throw curl (http://curl.haxx.se/download.html) inside your %WINDIR%\system32 folder and [C:\newRelicDeploy.ps1 -User "John Doe" -Revision "v.6.6.6.0" -Changelog "list of changes in this version"].
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| param([String] $User, [String] $Revision, [String] $Description, [String] $Changelog) | |
| $appID = "<your app id here>" | |
| $apiKey = "<your api key here>" | |
| "Sending deploy to New Relic API..." | |
| $command = "curl -k -H 'x-api-key:$apiKey' -d 'deployment[application_id]=$appID' -d 'deployment[description]=$Description' -d 'deployment[revision]=$Revision' -d 'deployment[changelog]=$Changelog' -d 'deployment[user]=$User' https://api.newrelic.com/deployments.xml" | |
| Invoke-Expression $command |
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New revision using curl. Just found it way easier than using System.Net.HttpWebRequest.
Anyway, you could always gitbash the curl as well. This is just a "parameterized" way of doing it. :)