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That's a tough one. I suppose you can try to create a Health Rule using "User Experience Browser Apps" > Custom Metrics (use any metrics) > With a Condition of End User Experience > and AJAX Requests/Base Pages/Synthetic Jobs/Virtual Pages (Depending on what type it is) and then tell it to alert you when the value, sum, or count reaches a specific threshold? ... View more

Where is your Enterprise Console installed? Can you jump on it and see what settings you setup for your Controller?   The steps for deploying can be found here (focus on the on-premise sections): https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Deploy+AppDynamics   Console instructions: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Install+the+Enterprise+Console   Controller instructions: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Controller+Deployment   ... View more

If you're asking how to delete a custom metric for a Database, you go to Databases > Configuration > Custom Metrics, and then highlight it and delete it from there. ... View more

Looks like it's looking for the Controller on localhost, and you said it's on a different server.  ... View more

When you click on an Application and then Business Transactions, you are seeing a list of all First Class BTs. So it natively already shows you that list. If you want to see the non-First Class ones, then look for a BT named "All other traffic," highlight it and then click on "Details" this is all non-First Class transactions, you can then highlight one and click "Register" to make it a First Class one. ... View more

That would be neat.    One way to possibly fake it is to make a dashboard with multiple widgets, and pick a different custom time frame for each widget, then line them up together. From there you can do some analysis, but if you want the custom time frames to change you'll have to manually adjust them inside the widgets each time. ... View more

If you have server visibility enabled on that Windows server it should show you what you're looking for. What you can do is set a custom date range right around that time, and then click on that server from the servers list and then look under the process tab for a list of processes, CPU (%) and Memory should be listed near the end (if not then click on view options and check CPU (%) and Memory, to have them show up and you can filter by those). Remember it averages out based off the time frame you're looking at so make your custom time frame as small as possible.   If the entire thing crashes, you may also be able to find it in the machine agent's logs on that server. In the future you can also setup some alerts looking at specific processes to get alerted if they start to spike too. ... View more

As long as the language they're written in a supported language: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/App+Server+Agents+Supported+Environments in theory it should track some methods and class calls. If they're commercial off the shelf programs written in some company's proprietary code you may have to use the Live Preview feature or enable the logs to capture entry and exit points, and configure the business transactions manually (which is a pain), but it should be technically doable. ... View more

Depending on the type of agent you should be able to: Java - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Automate+Java+Agent+Deployment dotNet w/ Azure - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Automate+.NET+for+Azure+Functions+Deployment  ... View more

I don't use SAP in my environment, but maybe this document can help?   https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/SAP/SAP+Monitoring+Using+AppDynamics ... View more