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You don't have to manually add reference. I do not that mentioned as part of the documentation. Just make sure to set Copy Always to True for each of the Agent files/dlls and then just publish your application after creating necessary environment variables. BTs will get identified OOTB.   On Windows, we support fully functional Agent. On Linux, we offer an SDK for now.   Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi , .Net Agent can only instrument managed code which is .Net. I do not see an issue with creating Custom Instrumentation Points ( like Info Points, Data Collectors) etc on server side code as that is what .net Agent is instrumenting and collecting all the metrics from. Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi, What language is the application built on ? Is it Java app making Soap/MQ calls ? Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi, Can you clarify what you mean by Message Dumping feature. Do you mean Http Payload ( Request/Response)? Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi Mervin,     Apologies for the delay. I will just try and explain it with sample cade.   Assume you have code like this in your solution   Namespace  Namespace SPSolution { Class SPClass { ...... ..... Public void AddItem(SPList list, CustomObject item) { ....... ....... } } }   You can create Info Point like this Class: SPSolution.SPClass Method : AddItem Custom Metric Definition Collect Data from Method Param @index 0 Getter Chain: this.Items.Count     SPList has Count property which we can use to get the current count.   Thanks, Raunak         ... View more

Hi Prodip, We are reviewing provided info and will get back to you. Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi Indarjit,   Depends on what qualifies as API down. We have a number of options here.   1. If we have a Health page which gets invoked periodically then that BT can be used for Health Rule (HR) creation. If there are no calls ( BT metrics not reporting) then it can be a case that APIs are down.   2. We can also create HR on App Agent availability metrics. If availability is down then one of the case could be that the Process is down so Agent is not able to report metrics. But if API is up and for some reason Agent is not able to report any metrics it will lead to a false alarm.   3. If this is IIS hosted app then you will be using an AppPool to host this application which in turn will have a IIS Worker Process (w3wp) to serve the request. We can create HR on the following metric available at Metric Browser and see if the number of w3wps is equal to 0 which will mean w3wp is not running hence won't be able to serve requests Application Infrastructure Performance|<Tier Name>|IIS|Application Pools|<AppPool Name>|Number of working processes 4.  If this is IIS hosted app then you will be using an AppPool which means you can check the status of AppPool itself. You can import the relevant Perfmon Counter using following doc and then create HR on it  https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Manage+Windows+Performance+Metrics     Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi Anant,    Not sure I understand the question here. Can you please elaborate with an example.   Thanks, Raunak ... View more

Hi Mervin,   Apologies for the delay here. I suppose you are using .Net Agent to instrument your SharePoint applications. I think we should be able to extract the value using Method Invocation Data Collectors or Info Point. https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Data+Collectors#DataCollectors-TypesofDataCollectors https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Information+Points   We will need to identify the class and method and associated property which can be used to extract the length of items in a SPList. And once we have the current count we can create a Health Rule on the metric which will get fired when a certain threshold is breached.   Thanks, Raunak   ... View more