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License count per application

CommunityUser
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With a SAAS controler, how can i get a clear report of how many licences are consumed by application ? I dont need the speed dials that tell me how many licenses are consumed total.

What i need is the license count per actual application that i have created in appDynamics. We need this to figure out what is the cost per application.

Any ideas ?

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Brian_Wheeldon
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There's a very nice license report generator on Github that produces an Excel spreadsheet that meets your needs and more.

Attaching an example of the output report, generated using a script like this:

#!/bin/bash

_DATE=`date "+%Y-%m-%d"`
_FILE=demo1_LicenseCount_${_DATE}.xlsx

echo Creating the report ${_FILE}


java -Xmx1024m -cp "execLib/*" org.appdynamics.licensecount.CountLicenses -cdemo1.appdynamics.com -P443 -usome_user -p<not_this_password> -acustomer1 -s -i15 -n -f ${_FILE}

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fred999
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So how do i run this on SAAS ? Thats what the question is about from the beginning.

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millerep
Contributor

You should be able to just click on the cog wheel in the top-right hand corner, then click on "Licenses" and see how many you have and how many are taken up by all your agents. If you want it slightly more broken down such as what agents you have out there on which servers, you can click on the cog wheel and then "AppDynamics Agents," but it takes a little more clicking around. If you don't see "Licenses" or "AppDynamics Agents" when you click on the cog wheel you need your Controller admin to give you the correct permissions.

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