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Hi Haluk   Let's focus on the first problem, querying the data   I can see from your Postman screenshot that you have no body defined for that query   You should have a payload as mentioned in my initial reply to which ID's you want to query as well as the Time range like below   {"requestFilter":[123456,234567],"resultColumns":["LAST_APP_SERVER_RESTART_TIME","VM_RUNTIME_VERSION","MACHINE_AGENT_STATUS","APP_AGENT_VERSION","APP_AGENT_STATUS","HEALTH"],"offset":0,"limit":-1,"searchFilters":[],"columnSorts":[],"timeRangeStart":145908524378,"timeRangeEnd":145908524578}   Can you validate or advise what payload you are adding to the query? ... View more

Hi   When doing live preview, what does the data look like?   Can you do a live preview on the second option, and show what your class/method data returns?   Just hide sensitive data , if any ... View more

Thanks Dante   From what I know, this isn't possible OOB. Best would be to add this in the Idea Exchange to get some traction.   My suggestion would either be one of the following.   1. Create a script to call AppDynamics REST API, and query the events related to a node, this will also include start & end dates for events affecting the node. you can then output this into some sort of visualization. Either process it into a custom analytics table within AppDynamics if possible, or use a tool like Grafana to do the visualization.   2. Integrate AppD into a BI tool to extract all the information via the REST API, where you can then slice & dice the data within the Metric DB.   Grafana also has a Plugin for AppDynamics, which should be able to get you the info you require, however I have not tested it yet, and it's a premium Plugin which will cost money ... View more

Hi There   As mentioned with Golang it's a Dynamics Agent, where you have to use the AppDynamics SDK to implement the instrumentation into your Golang Application   Please find belowa sample Golang Application that has a single BT & just does a remote http service call.   This is just to have an example of how it would be instrumented ================================================================================== package main import ( appd "appdynamics" "net/http" "log" "io/ioutil" "fmt" "os" "time" ) func main() { fmt.Printf("About to run golang test process...\n") cfg := appd.Config{} cfg.AppName = "Go_App" cfg.TierName = "GoTier" cfg.NodeName = "gonode1" cfg.Controller.Host = "controller.saas.appdynamics.com" cfg.Controller.Port = 443 cfg.Controller.UseSSL = true cfg.Controller.Account = "customer1" cfg.Controller.AccessKey = "xxxxxxxxx" cfg.InitTimeoutMs = 30000 fmt.Printf("about to call InitSDK(InitTimeoutMS = %d)...", cfg.InitTimeoutMs) if err := appd.InitSDK(&cfg); err != nil { fmt.Printf("Error initializing the AppDynamics SDK\n") os.Exit(1) } else { fmt.Printf("Initialized AppDynamics SDK successfully\n") } backendName := "HTTPBE" backendType := "HTTP" backendProperties := map[string]string { "URL": "https://httpbin.org/get", } resolveBackend := false   appd.AddBackend(backendName, backendType, backendProperties, resolveBackend) for loop := 0; loop < 3000; loop++ { btHandle := appd.StartBT("GoTestBT1", "") ecHandle := appd.StartExitcall(btHandle, backendName) hdr := appd.GetExitcallCorrelationHeader(ecHandle) resp, err := http.Get("https://httpbin.org/get") fmt.Printf(hdr) if err != nil { log.Fatalln(err) } body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body) if err != nil { log.Fatalln(err) log.Println(string(body)) } appd.EndExitcall(ecHandle) appd.EndBT(btHandle) fmt.Printf("Loop %d: Got BT handle %x\n", loop, btHandle) time.Sleep(1 * time.Second) if loop%10 == 0 { fmt.Printf("Setting error for loop #%d\n", loop) appd.AddBTError(btHandle,appd.APPD_LEVEL_ERROR,"Error message test string",true) } appd.EndBT(btHandle) } fmt.Println("calling term()...") appd.TerminateSDK() fmt.Println("done") }   =================================================================================== Ciao ... View more