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Custom Powershell script, metrics not available in metric browser

Robert.Brown
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Hello,

 

we created a script in PowerShell to evaluate network bandwidth. We followed best practice suggested by appdynamics but we are not able to see the metrics.

 The script is saved in the machine agent path and its name is network_bandwith.ps1 launched by a cmd script called launch.cmd

All scripts, monitor.xml and machine-agent.log are in attachment

 

Any suggestion?

 

^ Edited to remove log file attachment by @Ryan.Paredez. Do not paste or attach log files to your post for security and privacy reasons

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Brian.Wheeldon
AppDynamics Team (Retired)
What gets written to stdout when you run launch.cmd?
Other than the odd spelling of "NetworkBandwidt" I don't see anything obviously wrong with the script or configuration.

Brian Wheeldon, Solution Engineer, NYC




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Dear Brian,

 

thanks for your feedback, the output seems to be compliant to appdynamics. I attached a screenshot.

 

Thanks again.

 

 

Brian.Wheeldon
AppDynamics Team (Retired)
The values must be integers. It's possible that it's rejecting these floating point values.

Brian Wheeldon, Solution Engineer, NYC




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