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C++ application controller settings

Raymond_Indwar
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I am a bit confused here which the controller data.
In this configuration data, if i put the Tier and Nodes as such in my C++ application main function, which tier will relate to which node?

const char APP_NAME[] = "SampleC";
const char TIER_NAME[] = {"SampleCTier1", "SampleTier2"};
const char NODE_NAME[] = {"SampleCNode1", "SampleNode2", "SampleNode3"};
const char CONTROLLER_HOST[] = "controller.somehost.com";
const int CONTROLLER_PORT = 8080;
const char CONTROLLER_ACCOUNT[] = "customer1";
const char CONTROLLER_ACCESS_KEY[] = "MyAccessKey";
const int CONTROLLER_USE_SSL = 0;

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iamryan
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Hi @Raymond.Indwar,

It looks like you asked this same question last week and I linked to you some Documentation. We're you able to have a look at it?

https://community.appdynamics.com/t5/Dynamic-Languages-Node-JS-Python/C-Application-controller-setti...

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