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API to extract Server Metrics

Raghu_Chitturi
Engager

On the home page of AppDynamics, we have Server tab which lists all of our servers.  I would like to extract server resource utilization details such as CPU, Memory consumed.

I checked on Metric Browser with following path:

Application Infrastructure Performance|Tier_Name|Hardware Resources|Memory|Used %

In this path I do not see any values at all.

But on the home page, server tab, I see all of our servers listed along with metrics that I'm looking for.... is there an API that I can refer to pick these server resources consumption metrics?

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Nawaz_Ali_Moha1
Contributor

Hello Raghu,

To get the server metrics are you looking it at the metric browser from the "Server" tab. I looked at the below path for Memory consumed:

Application Infrastructure Performance|Root|Individual Nodes|ip-xxxx|Hardware Resources|Memory|Used %

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Nawaz_Ali_Moha1
Contributor

Hello Raghu,

To get the server metrics are you looking it at the metric browser from the "Server" tab. I looked at the below path for Memory consumed:

Application Infrastructure Performance|Root|Individual Nodes|ip-xxxx|Hardware Resources|Memory|Used %

Raghu_Chitturi
Engager

Nawaz, Thank You it helped

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