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Custom Action on a SaaS controller

Ravi_Rajangam
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Hi,

I would like to execute a windows script when a certain event is triggered. I am wondering how to upload a custom action script to a SaaS controller and NOT on-prem controller. All the documentation does is talk about on Prem controller.

Thanks.

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Hirokazu_Mori1
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Thank you for posting a question on the community!

On an on-premise controller, you can setup custom actions by yourself but in order to add custom actions on the SaaS controller, some procedures are required.
As described in the following document, please contact your AppDynamics account representative for instructions.
 

Best regards,

Hirokazu

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iamryan
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Hirokazu_Mori1
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Thank you for posting a question on the community!

On an on-premise controller, you can setup custom actions by yourself but in order to add custom actions on the SaaS controller, some procedures are required.
As described in the following document, please contact your AppDynamics account representative for instructions.
 

Best regards,

Hirokazu

Ravi_Rajangam
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