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JVM Down

Randy_Schuster
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Can't find a metric that shows JVM stopped. 

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Umervali_Niyama
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two things you can do:

1, In the events you can find the event about JVM status

2. In the APP --> availability metric you can find the status

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Randy_Schuster
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Application Infrastructure Performance|Advanced Network|Agent|Availability

Does not show a WebSphere bounce from yesterday. 

Not finding the event viewer in the controller UI.

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Umervali_Niyama
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finds the attached snap

image.pngevents snap

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Randy_Schuster
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Application Dashboard > Events 

I see events here but not JVM down. JVM configuration change and restart are present. 

Also how can events be used to trigger email?

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Umervali_Niyama
Path Finder

you are right . you would need to do this "https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/JVM+Crash+Guard"

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