Can't find a metric that shows JVM stopped.
you are right . you would need to do this "https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/JVM+Crash+Guard"
Application Dashboard > Events
I see events here but not JVM down. JVM configuration change and restart are present.
Also how can events be used to trigger email?
finds the attached snap
events snap
Application Infrastructure Performance|Advanced Network|Agent|Availability
Does not show a WebSphere bounce from yesterday.
Not finding the event viewer in the controller UI.
two things you can do:
1, In the events you can find the event about JVM status
2. In the APP --> availability metric you can find the status
Can't find a metric that shows JVM stopped.
two things you can do:
1, In the events you can find the event about JVM status
2. In the APP --> availability metric you can find the status
Application Infrastructure Performance|Advanced Network|Agent|Availability
Does not show a WebSphere bounce from yesterday.
Not finding the event viewer in the controller UI.
finds the attached snap
events snap
Application Dashboard > Events
I see events here but not JVM down. JVM configuration change and restart are present.
Also how can events be used to trigger email?
you are right . you would need to do this "https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/JVM+Crash+Guard"
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