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.NET Core Microservices Agent compatible with AspNetCoreModuleV2 ?

James_Tran
New Member

Hi, I am attempting to install the .NET core microservices agent onto my application that is using the "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in the web.config file. I am following the instructions found on https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Install+the+.NET+Core+Microservices+Agent+for+Windows and it is still not registering onto the AppD list of apps.

I have another application that has successfully connected, but is using "AspNetCoreModule".

Is AspNetCoreModuleV2 supported?

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CommunityUser
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Splunk Employee

This worked for me - rename the <dll name>.Appdynamicsconfig.json to Appdynamicsconfig.json

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CommunityUser
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

This worked for me - rename the <dll name>.Appdynamicsconfig.json to Appdynamicsconfig.json

Swastik_Singh
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Why do we have to rename the Appdynamicsconfig.json? Should not we be able to use the appdynamics nuget package out of the box without having to do anything?

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