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A custom dashboard lets the user display a specific set of metrics and data points on a single screen. Custom dashboards can show application, server, and database metrics reported by AppDynamics Agents.
By presenting metrics of interest to a specific audience, custom dashboards offer a supplement to AppDynamics' built-in dashboards.
Use the JSON file in each of the following links to create a custom dashboard.
If you have an active AppDynamics account, visit AppDynamics University and enroll in the "Custom Dashboards and Dashboard Templates" self-paced course to learn how to build your own custom dashboards. Standard self-paced courses are available to Standard University subscribers, and are available at no cost to AppDynamics customers.
AppDynamics also offers the "APM223 - Proactive Monitoring and Dashboards" instructor-led course for more insight on creating dashboards, reports, and widgets. Instructor-led courses are available to Premium University subscribers; contact your Account Manager for pricing.
Visit the AppD University Group Hub for University FAQs and how-to articles.
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Hi,
Is it possible to use the timeseries graph to show multiple Custom Metrics using wildcards? We have created a simple extension that greps the status of multiple SAS servers and sends those to Custom Metrics under some Tier in a path like "Custom Metrics|SAS Servers|<servername>|Status". When I'm trying to show the status of all instances using the timeseries graph by replacing the <servername> with asterisk the graph comes up empty. I can get all statuses through the REST API and even create a health rule targeting the Tier (or Nodes) and giving the wildcard path and it works. Why isn't it working in Dashboards?
Hi,
Currently custom metric dosen't support wild card and we already have a request with us regarding wild card support to custom metric. But the requirement can be achieved by selecting "Tire/Node health- Hardware ..." and provide the relative path for custom metrics with wild card.
Hi,
Your suggested way seems to work in Health Rules but not with Dashboards as I already tried to explain in my previous message. Or do you have an example where this way works with Dashboards as well?
Our controller is v4.3.1.2.
Hi,
We have an ongoing request regarding wild card support for custom metric. Though for few of our customers the above workaround is working.
How can I bookmark a dashboard so that when I am automatically logged out I can immediately return to the same dashboard?
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