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Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎03-19-2019

Hi @Jim.Moody Thank you for posting your question on the AppDynamics community. Our documentation team has appreciated the feedback and they went ahead and updated the documentation on environment variables and match patterns. According to the documentation, t he matchpattern/parampattern is a standard regex. Hope the updated doc helps clarify your question. Let us know if you have further queries.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎03-19-2019

Thanks @Rohan.Vaikkath Hi @Andrei.Mita Adding to what Rohan just pointed out, if you don’t log in to the account and stop reporting data for 90 days, the account will automatically be purged. Hope it helps.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎03-19-2019

Hi @Paul.Krohmer This is what you need to do in order to unsubscribe from emails: Log in to https://accounts.appdynamics.com/notifications Deselect everything that you no longer want to use. Click the "unsubscribe ” option for the emails which should stop all the marketing emails. The UI does not have an option to delete the account. For trial accounts, if you don’t log in to the account and stop reporting data for 90 days, the account will automatically be purged. Hope it helps.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎03-19-2019

Hi @app.app Thank you for posting the question on the AppDynamics community. From the description, it appears to me that you have not enabled node reuse. The following flag enables node reuse so containers would be overwritten and you don't need to purge them. Dappdynamics.agent.reuse.nodeName=true Hope it helps. Let's know how it goes.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎02-27-2019

Hi @priyadarsini.tripathy Do the following: Download the Java Agent ZIP file from AppDynamics Download Center. Review Install Java Agent Follow the instructions in the Install Java Agent on Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Server doc.\ Hope it helps. Let me know if you have further questions.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎02-25-2019

Hi @Tim.Hayes You can view the Garbage collection related metrics on the Controller: <Application> > Metric Browser > Application Infrastructure Performance > CLR > Garbage Collection. Garbage collection Hope it helps. Let us know if you have further queries.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎02-15-2019

Hi @vikas.rathore Have you taken a look at the Kubernetes and AppDynamics APM docs and the Technical Session on Monitoring Kubernetes on the Cloud, yet? Your unique host ID is the container ID, and must register it as the unique host ID on both the App Server Agent and the Machine Agent to collect container-specific metrics from the pod . See Registering Container ID as the Host ID Hope it helps.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎02-15-2019

Hi @Glen.Green You don't need to be a ROOT user to install the Synthetic Server. That is the reason the doc did not specify an account. The account you want to use is at your discretion. The only requirement is that installer needs to update the EUM Server MySQL database schema, and after the Synthetic Server is installed, it uses the `eum_user` user to write data to the EUM Server MySQL database. Thus, the `root` and `eum_user` user accounts of the Synthetic Server need access to the EUM Server MySQL database. The current documentation shows how to grant access to those two user accounts. The `inputs.groovy` file configures the two users `eum_user` and `root`, so after you grant access to the EUM Server database, you don't need to make changes to `inputs.groovy` to run the installer. Note: The “root” listed in `inputs.groovy` is a MySQL user, not a machine user. Hope it is clear. Let us know if you have further questions.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎02-14-2019

Hi @Glen.Green Thank you for posting your question on the AppDynamics Community. As per the Install the Synthetic Server Documentation, you don't need to install the Synthetic Server as a ROOT user. When you run the Synthetic Server installer, the`inputs.groovy` file that lists the users will update the EUM MySQL DB schema, so the user running the installer needs to be able to access the EUM MySQL database. It doesn’t need to be ROOT though. The ‘eum_user’ needs access to write to the DB, but it’s not updating schemas. Hope it helps. Let us know if you have further queries.

Radhika.Puthiyetath · ‎02-14-2019

Hi @Shantanu.Sen Sorry to see that you are experiencing an issue with the Lite version. The email address you've used while signing up for the Trail version of AppDynamics is the email address that's associated with your account. Do one of the following: Check the instructions given in the Trial welcome email. Log in to AppDynamics , and click the SaaS drop-down next to your account name. Link to your Controller is listed as one of the options. For example: yourSaaS.saas.appdynamics.com. Hope it helps. Let us know how it goes.

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