Hi there,
I'd like to know if it's possible to have the AppDynamics dependencies (jre, libagent, native, protobuf, proxy, zmq) on npm registry. Right now, appdynamics module has these dependencies statically being fetched from "packages.appdynamics...
Hi there,
I'm currently using the proxyless (libagent: true) version of the NodeJS. I'd like to know if any of the 6 dependencies the "appdynamics" module uses could be ignored:
appdynamics-jreappdynamics-libagentappdynamics-nativeappdynamics-proto...
Hi there,
I have a host which only has access to the npm default registry (i.e., it's not open to the Internet).
During the `npm install` I get error while fetching appdynamics sub-dependencies:
```
"dependencies": {
"appdynamics-jre": "http://p...
Hi there,
I'd like to confirm: does the NodeJS Agent work on a Windows 10 machine?
According to the docs:"Windows Server 2008R2+ and newer for 64 bit applications for Node.js versions 0.12.0 and higher`
Por "Windows Server 2008R2+ and newer"
My...
Hi there,
I understand that in order to use the Java Proxy with my NodeJS agent on Windows AND PM2 I have to take some additional steps, as in:
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO43/Install+the+Node.js+Agent+on+Windowshttps://docs.appdynamics....
Dear Kyle,
I was able to make it work on Windows 10 Professional x64.
However, I'm running the proxyless NodeJS Agente (4.3.5).
If anyone else is running with the Java proxy enabled, please let us know =)
Cheers,
- Gabriel Saldanha (@gcrsaldanh...
Hi Kyle!
I didn't have time to create a sample app yet, although I tried creating a new AppDynamics App and from the beginning setting my agent to NOT use the Proxy (i.e., libagent = true). I am using the SAME NodeJS app.
The outcome is that everyt...