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Blaine.Johnson · ‎06-02-2021

Hi Mario, Thank you! It looks straight forward enough. I have verified the setting in the config.yml file and I sent it to the application developer to consider. I'll let you know how it comes out. Thanks, -Blaine

Blaine.Johnson · ‎05-28-2021

We've noticed we are not getting the 1 minute sampling interval for the metrics that are sourced by the Server Visibility Monitoring agent. Documents confirm and we do see 1 minute for the metrics sourced from the APM agent for up to 8 days. Is there a way to get sampling to a shorter interval (currently experiencing 5 minutes) for the metrics from the SVM agent? Thank you. -Blaine

Blaine.Johnson · ‎02-18-2021

Hi Ben, Sure. It's quite a drill down. Choose custom for type in the Affected Entities and select application performance. In the condition criteria, select "single metric", "value", and drill down to Application Infrastructure Performance|"your tier"|individual nodes|"your node name"|IIS|Application Pools|"your application pool name"|number of working processes . Set the specific value to < 1. Without a true "status" metric, we went with 0 working processes is "down". I hope this helps. -Blaine

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.

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