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Blaine.Johnson · ‎10-19-2020

Hi Ryan, Thanks for the document. It is one the first documents I came to when researching monitoring app pools with AppDynamics. While it is helpful to describe what can be monitored, what is really needed is a "best practices" document for monitoring app pools with health rules. Both Bhaskar and I came to the same conclusion that a single health rule must be written for each and every app pool - an exhausting task. A combined health rule can be written for a Tier, with a condition written for each app pool, but even that's a lot of work and will not fire an event for an app pool that is down if there is an open event for a down app pool within the same health rule. Thanks. -Blaine

Blaine.Johnson · ‎10-13-2020

Hi Bhaskar, Did you ever get a reply or come up with a workable solution? We are at the same point as you, the working processes metric will let us know when the app pool is down, but we'll have to write a health rule for each and every app pool. For the application in question, this would be a huge undertaking. Thanks. -Blaine

Blaine.Johnson · ‎09-29-2020

The timestamp shown for the slow transaction in the slow transaction snapshots... is that snapshot showing when the transaction started or completed. Thanks!

Blaine.Johnson · ‎06-16-2020

Hi Bojan, We are using 20.6.1-2253 and that version no longer has the database messaging.

Blaine.Johnson · ‎05-27-2020

Thank you Ryan! That's good news.

Blaine.Johnson · ‎04-30-2020

Thanks Mark.

Blaine.Johnson · ‎04-30-2020

Thank you, Ryan.

Blaine.Johnson · ‎04-30-2020

Hi folks, We recently upgraded our controllers to 20.4, and a new feature we are seeing is a persistent message on the flow map page stating we have "disconnected backend database servers". While we can turn it off for that session, once we reconnect, the message is back. The message is confusing our users and frankly, a little annoying to have to "x" it off each time we access the flow map page. Can we turn this off, or disable it in some way. Thanks! The Controller releases occur every six weeks. This page lists the SaaS and on-premises Controller enhancements included in the 20.4 release.... Database Monitoring The controller provides the following visual context for the backend database on the flow map: The database icon with green mark shows that the status of the database is healthy. If there are any health rule violations, the icon changes accordingly. If there are any disconnected backend database servers, a message is displayed to connect to the appropriate server or cluster in Database Visibility.

Blaine.Johnson · ‎01-16-2020

Hi, I understand the 200 BT limit per controller application and the 50 BT limit per agent, but how does it work if there is more than one controller application defined for an agent? Let's say I have 3 controller-applications defined in the config.xml file. Are the 3 applications then limited to 50 BTs in total? In other words, the 50 BTs will be divided between the 3 applications. Thanks for your help.

Blaine.Johnson · ‎01-14-2020

Thanks Ashish!

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