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Ryan.Paredez · ‎12-01-2021

Hi @Bill.Youngman Just want to note that this specific doc was for Controller 21.4, we have since rolled out new versions, so that information might be slightly different. You can adjust the Docs Controller version at the top right of the Docs page. Alternatively, you can contact Support and get in touch with the Controller team if you need any more specific details.

Bill.Youngman · ‎10-26-2021

That is correct Mark. There is a data telemetry project kicking off at my company and they want to be able to analyze and visualize all critical data for our cloud system. This includes transaction logs coming in from clients, AWS metrics logs, authentication data, client metric data, AppDynamics metric data, AppDynamics exception & error information at the node level, etc., etc. You get the idea they want everything and I've been able to get processes set up to get them the information that they are requesting with the exception of exception / error information at the node level. This would also be valuable information for Production Support to be able to export and persist for historical analysis purposes. Thanks, Bill

Bill.Youngman · ‎10-22-2021

Hiroki, I was able to get this solution working. I had my headers field incorrectly configured in the http filter it should have been headers => { "Authorization" => "Bearer %{access_token}" } Then I removed the target_response & target_header fields and just let the response data go to the default 'body' field and now everything is working great. Thanks for all of your help, Bill

Bill.Youngman · ‎08-11-2021

Thanks Mark, No our Elasticsearch stack is totally on prem and we are using logstash for some things already so this looks like it would be a good approach. Thanks, Bill

Bill.Youngman · ‎04-22-2020

Good Afternoon, I have a co-worker who is asking me if there is a way to get process information for a .Net node without having to go into the Metrics area and drilling down in there to get to the information. He wants a one-click solution I told him that I didn't think so but I would ask. Also my manager doesn't want to pay for a separate Server Visibility License which I have a feeling would make this a lot easier. TIA, Bill Youngman

Bill.Youngman · ‎01-17-2020

Good Afternoon, I am in the process of writing a Python utility that is using the AppDynamics Controller API to gather metric information into an external file that is then ingested by the Logstash file input plugin to get the information in Elasticsearch. Now I want to achieve the same functionality for my system exceptions and errors for a specified subset of tiers & nodes. TIA, Bill Youngman

Bill.Youngman · ‎01-16-2020

I like this - firm believer in keep it simple

Bill.Youngman · ‎09-28-2018

I haven't heard anything concerning this post one way or another so I'm wondering if these actually get looked at? This is rather important to me as I'm trying to set up notifications for my group and need to know how to filter out stack traces that aren't that critical. Thank you Bill

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