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For each new extension, create a subdirectory under the /monitors directory. The /monitors directory is the repository for the Machine Agent extensions. Add a Monitoring Extension ScriptĬreate a Subdirectory Under the Machine Agent Monitors Directory COLLECTIVE is appropriate for metrics, such as Number of Calls, where you want a value for the entire tier. INDIVIDUAL is appropriate for metrics such as % CPU Busy, where you want the value for each node. AppDynamics recommends using short metric names so that the whole name is visible when displayed in the Metric Browser. Prepend the metric path to the metric name when you upload the metrics to the Controller.Īggregates the metric value by averaging the metric values across each node in the tierĪggregates the metric value by adding up the metric values for all the nodes in the tierįor example, if a tier has two nodes, Node A and Node B, and Node A has three errors per minute and Node B has seven errors per minute, then the INDIVIDUAL qualifier reports a value of five errors per minute, and COLLECTIVE qualifier reports ten errors per minute.

Metric names must be unique within the same metric path but need not be unique for the entire metric hierarchy. See Create a directory under the Machine Agent monitors directory.Ĭopy your script file and the monitor.xml file into the new subdirectory.

Create a subdirectory,, in /monitors.

Create a monitor.xml configuration file.

To create a monitoring extension using a script: See Machine Agent Configuration Properties. Agent Configuration RequirementsĬonfirm that you have correctly configured the Machine Agent in the controller-info.xml file and on the Agent start command on the command line. See the AppDynamics Exchange for free downloads. It is possible that someone has already created what you need or something close enough that you can download and use it after making a few modifications. Review Existing Extensionsīefore creating your own extension, review the extensions that have been created and shared among members of the AppDynamics community. This page describes the steps for adding custom metrics using a shell script and includes an example. The Machine Agent passes these metrics to the Controller. Your script reports the custom metrics every minute to the Machine Agent. You can write a monitoring extension script (also known as a custom monitor or hardware monitor) to add custom metrics to the metric set that AppDynamics already collects and reports to the Controller.

Build a Monitoring Extension Using Java.