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1. Sure regexp works, but you will have to delete one of the 50 for it to show up. First come first serve kind of thing. Specially annoying if you start to split a BT into two BT's the old one would still "take place" until controller cleanup job runs with long def. cycle. 2. You can up the BT limit per agent from 50 to say 150. But ther's still the annoying BT limit on 200 per application on the controller side. Wish AppD could atleast doubble this hint hint.... 3. First come first serve. You can up the controller 200 limit too, but that would hit all your applications and something you would like to be careful with.   You might want to create custom service endpoints instead? I think the limit on the controller side is 4000. You would loose topology view, but they will be tracked anyway...   This whole reason assumes that you do not have transaction analytics, thats an whole other story..... ... View more

Big thread bump (-: It intercepts the classloader during JVM start. Google "Byte code injection" standard java feature since 1.3 I believe. And yes it will get JMX too. IF JMX is enabled. ... View more

Replace mydomain.com in all places replace uid and pwd in "usage statment" replace prodserver and testserver with your controllers replace (if using elastic) esuid and espwd   You need python 3   Produces output like this for each node:   {'appAgentVersion': 'Server Agent #4.5.7.24863 v4.5.7 GA compatible with 4.4.1.0 radaa5f09cafb67679c435337aa86ecda35877078 master', 'machineAgentVersion': '', 'agentType': 'APP_AGENT', 'type': 'Other', 'machineName': 'sso73-openshift-customiz-47-tzc9c', 'appAgentPresent': True, 'nodeUniqueLocalId': '', 'machineId': 271232, 'machineOSType': 'Linux', 'tierId': 2727, 'tierName': 'CD_DEV_sso', 'machineAgentPresent': False, 'name': 'CD_DEV_sso73-openshift-customiz-47-tzc9c', 'ipAddresses': None, 'id': 586157, 'application': 'CD_DEV_sso', 'date': '2019-10-31T13:09:33.468978', 'description': ''}         import requests import json from requests.utils import requote_uri import string import urllib.parse from ast import literal_eval import datetime import urllib3 import sys ''' function to loop through all applications based on it's ID ''' def load(appl): ID = str(appl['id']) # use the global variable! global app_name global description app_name = appl['name'] description = appl['description'] url = f"https://{controller}.mydomain.com:8181/controller/rest/applications/{ID}/nodes?output=json" r = requests.get(url, auth=(uid, pwd), verify=False) tiers = r.json() for data in tiers: loop_tiers(data) ''' loop throough json array as datatype dict ''' def loop_tiers(data): global app_name global description #add stuff to the dictionary data['application'] = app_name data['date'] = datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat() data['description'] = description print(data) # Post it off to elastic year = str(datetime.datetime.now().year) esuid = 'elastic' espwd = 'my_elasticpwd' esurl = f"https://myelasticserver.mydomain.com:9243/appd-(year)/_doc/" headers = {'content-type': 'application/json'} requests.post(esurl, data=json.dumps(data), auth=(esuid, espwd), headers=headers, verify=False) ''' usage stement ''' #set up incoming arguments urllib3.disable_warnings() if len(sys.argv) != 2: print(f"\n To few or to many arguments expects either prod or test as first argumet \n Usage: python {(sys.argv[0])} appdyn_heapsize.py prod|test") exit() env = str.lower(sys.argv[1]) if env == 'prod': controller = 'prodserver.mydomain.com' uid = 'uid@customer1' pwd = 'mypwd' elif env == 'test': controller = 'testserver.mydomain.com' uid = 'uid@customer1' pwd = 'mypwd' else: print('\n first argument must be either prod or test \n') exit() ''' Get all applications and their ID ''' url = f"https://{controller}.mydomain.com:8181/controller/rest/applications?output=json" app_name = '' description = '' r = requests.get(url, auth=(uid, pwd), verify=False) applications = r.json() # Call load function for each application's ID for a_name in applications: load(a_name) exit(0) ... View more