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Exporting Health Rules to Readable report

Christopher_New
Engager

Hi - is there a feature in appD that provides ability to export all existing health rules for an application to a "readable" report?  I've seen the ability to export rules data in json format however if I wanted to translate this to readable format it's an extra step and utility that I need to utilize to sift through the information.  Use-case is to provide/share a report to business partners on the current health rules in place and expose potential gaps in the flow map.  Thanks!

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Nawaz_Ali_Moha1
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Hello Christopher,

We can export the health rules by default into XML format only. However, you can convert this to HTML using the third party tool.

For eg-
https://codebeautify.org/xml-to-html-converter#

More details on -https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Configuration+Import+and+Export+API#ConfigurationImportan...

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Nawaz_Ali_Moha1
Contributor

Hello Christopher,

We can export the health rules by default into XML format only. However, you can convert this to HTML using the third party tool.

For eg-
https://codebeautify.org/xml-to-html-converter#

More details on -https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Configuration+Import+and+Export+API#ConfigurationImportan...

Christopher_New
Engager

Thanks very much for your reply and your solution.  Would it be possible to develope such a feature in the UI that would allow a user to run the commands behind the scenes?  I'm gearing more towards the novice users.  Thanks.

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