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Mario.Morelli · ‎11-19-2020

Hi Bhuneshwar I see you are using Java 9, can you add the startup setting to the setenv.bat file as advised in the AppDynamics documentation Then try the following configurations in the setenv.bat file Windows path directories are notorious for being problematic Please try any of the following configurations set CATALINA_OPTS=%CATALINA_OPTS% -javaagent:"C:\<agent dir>\javaagent.jar" (with double quotes) set CATALINA_OPTS=%CATALINA_OPTS% -javaagent:C:\<agent dir>\javaagent.jar (without double quotes) set CATALINA_OPTS=%CATALINA_OPTS% -javaagent:C:/<agent dir>/javaagent.jar (replace backslashes with front slashes) set CATALINA_OPTS=%CATALINA_OPTS% -javaagent:C:\\<agent dir>\\javaagent.jar (escape colon and backslash) Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎11-19-2020

Hi Ahmed Best practice would be to configure a match condition in your MIDC to only collect the data when there is a value(non empty). This would remove the exceptions The second way, which I wouldn't recommend is just to add an exclusion to the error detection to ignore these exceptions Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎11-19-2020

Hi Bhuneshwar I am going on you referring to Apache Tomcat as the Java application you are trying to instrument Can you advise in which file you added the startup parameters? and share the startup config? Just remove sensitive data please:) Normally when no logs are generated it means that the agent has not been initialized when starting tomcat Also please advise if you populated the configuration settings in the <java agent dir>/ver.xxx/conf/controller-info.xml file with the required controller details to connect? Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎11-13-2020

Hi There Have you configured MIDC(Method Invocation Data Collectors) on the application? That exception is normally when you configure a MIDC, however not all transactions have that value set and it is null. Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎11-07-2020

Hi Dhiraj Sur you can, you can check out the AppDynamics REST API documentation Also there is a tool to Templatize your dashboard, please have a look below https://github.com/Appdynamics/AppDash Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎11-07-2020

Hi Wade As you now know there is no OOB solution to ingest windows event logs into Analytics. A quick way to do this as follows, I am assuming you want to use the Log Analytics licensing, not the Custom Analytics Schema. 1. Use Elastics winlogbeat solution to process the events logs into a file output 2. Then use the default log analytics function of AppD to ingest the event logs into Log Analytics using the machine agents. Depending on the scale of your requirement you can either do the following to simplify the layout. 1. Use built in windows functionality to forward all events to a centralized server, and install one instance of winlogbeat to process the data into AppD. 2. install winlogbeat on multiple windows servers to process each separately Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎11-07-2020

Hi Vaibhav Can you test manual instrumentation by using the following settings, and provide the logs of what is happening appNameStrategy: manual And ensure to provide a value for - defaultAppName Also can you provide the following information 1. Version of cluster agent you are using?

Mario.Morelli · ‎10-22-2020

Hi Harikrishna I believe a better solution to this would be to create a document store(if you don't already have one) and add the link to the runbook in the alert itself. That way when a user gets the notification he can just click on the link to access the runbook in OneDrive, SharePoint etc. Reason for this is to have a master source of the documents/runbooks, which you can update without updating the health rules every time a document is updated. Thanks

Mario.Morelli · ‎10-06-2020

Hi Tom You can when selecting a metric when building dashboards, use the "Metric Expression" option, which you can use to do calculations using different metrics. e.g errors/calls*100 to get to a Percentage as you need Ciao

Mario.Morelli · ‎09-30-2020

Hi Jesse As you noticed when you use the following query as a metric SELECT distinctcount(appkey) FROM browser_records It will give you a count of the number of apps that have received data in the last 5 minutes only, if there is no data in the last 5 minutes for any of the applications, it will not show and count those. If any of the apps don't have any data it wont give you anything What you can do to bypass this is to add a condition e.g where I put a condition that it counts all data that's less than the year 2040, or you can build a condition to just check what data timestamps is less than now() SELECT distinctcount(appkey) FROM browser_records WHERE eventTimestamp < 2232636067000 This forces the query to check all data in the analytics cluster, not just the last 5 minutes However, depending on how long you store your analytical data, e.g if you only store data for 2 weeks, and one of the applications does not have any reported data in analytics, that app will not be counted as there is no data for it. Hope I am making sense

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