A Step-by-Step Guide to run the standalone on-premise controller as a service in the Linux environment.
When you run a standalone on-premise controller manually, you can follow the steps described in the documentation below: https://docs.appdynamics....
I also created a unit file with the start/stop commands to run the standalone on-premise controller as a service in a Linux environment without using the script.
[Unit]
Description = AppDynamics After=network.target
[Service]
TimeoutStartSec=600
T...
Hello @Kashinath.Kumbharkar,
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You could use machine agent with extension to report aws cloudwatch metrics to controller.
Please kindly check the documentation: https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/24.x/lates...
Hello @Easwar.C
Could you please confirm whether the tools.jar is in the correct path which should be your JAVA_HOME in the OS?
I tested with JDK8 and tomcat and I could see object instance tracking in my controller normally.
I attached the screensh...
Hello @Easwar.C, Cc: @Ryan.Paredez @MARTINA.MELIANA
Thanks for your reply.
As per our documentation, could you please try using -Xbootclasspath/a:/usr/lib/jvm/jdk-1.8-oracle-x64/jre/lib/ext/tools.jar instead to see how it goes?
Doc: https://docs.app...
Hello Anees Ur.Rahman,
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You could create either a service unit file or an init script which is depent on your Linux OS.
Currently, we don't provide a direct way to run the EUM as a service in Linux by defa...