@Yann.Buccellato, are you using the on-prem or SaaS version of the product and docs? * On-prem doc: https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/onprem/latest/en/extend-appdynamics/integration-modules/integrate-appdynamics-with-servicenow-cmdb-and-event-management * SaaS doc: https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/23.x/latest/en/extend-appdynamics/integration-modules/integrate-appdynamics-with-servicenow-cmdb-and-event-management We're looking into the issue now, but it'll be helpful to understand what deployment you're using and what docs you're looking at. Thanks! ... View more

Hi Tatiane, I took a look at the latest docs https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/23.x/latest/en/application-monitoring/install-app-server-agents/go-sdk/use-go-sdk and didn't see any different between it and the 4.5.x version, so I'm going to follow up with the writer of the doc to contact the Go SDK engineers to take a look at your example and help answer your questions. Thanks for your post and hope to get you some answers soon. ... View more

@Tran.Vinh , the engineer wants to confirm  that you are using the correct parameters for the `client_id` parameter. Can you verify that `Waverley%20Software%20Inc` is your account name and that `readyapi` is your API client name? Since you are not getting an HTTP 500 error, in other words, it doesn't appear to be a syntax issue, that the authorization 401 error might be caused by incorrect credentials---at least that's what we're trying to determine. ... View more

@Tran.Vinh , I asked an engineer to help in a support ticket, but I haven't heard back, so I wrote to the engineer directly. Sorry about the delay. ... View more

Hi @Tran.Vinh , I'm not seeing anything wrong with your command syntax but am getting an "HTTP 401 Unauthorized" error. I'm asking one of our engineers to take a look to see if your command syntax is correct or if it's a credential issue. I'll get back to you next week with his response. ... View more

Hi @Tran.Vinh , You're using docs that are four years old. The request header has changed since 4.5 (the latest docs are 23.x), so the request should be the following: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" "https://<controller address>/controller/api/oauth/access_token" -d 'grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=<apiClientName>@<accountName>&client_secret=<clientSecret>' See https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/23.x/latest/en/extend-appdynamics/appdynamics-apis/api-clients. The request header is now the following: Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded"  I've been told that you should be able to use the Controller REST APIs with a trial license, BTW.  ... View more

Hi jaja01020901020 9, We do offer auto-instrumentation support for Angular 1. For other Angular versions or SPA frameworks, you would extend our JS Agent API to manually report events. We have some instructions on how to do this with Ember.js, and the documentation covers how to use the API to monitor different types of events. Take a look at the following: Angular 1 - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Manual+Injection+for+SPAs#ManualInjectionforSPAs-ManualInjectionforAngular1.xApplications Ember.js - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Manual+Injection+for+SPAs#ManualInjectionforSPAs-ManualInjectionforAngular1.xApplications Other SPA Frameworks - https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Extend+the+JavaScript+Agent+for+SPAs ... View more

Hi Sorin, For Browser RUM, you use the AppDynamics JavaScript Agents to report data, so you don't need to make REST calls. From your Controller UI, you create a browser app and then manually inject the JavaScript Agent into your web pages or have a business app (server-side app) automatically inject the JavaScript Agent into your web pages. The JavaScript Agent will collect and report browser metrics, so you can monitor the browser app from the Controller UI. Mobile RUM provides the iOS, Android, and Xamarin SDKs that collect report app data for you. You can either download the mobile agents or use platform-specific tools such as Gradle, CocoaPods, or NuGet to install and manage the agents. After you obtain the SDK for your platform, you then instrument your mobile app. This involves adding including the mobile agent in your app code and inserting some code with the EUM App Key to initialize the agent. When the app starts, the mobile agents will then collect and report app data for you. For Browser RUM, see the following: Overview of Injection Types - Learn which type of injection type is best for you. Use manual injection or automatic injection of the JavaScript Agent. Learn how to use the Controller UI to monitor your browser app. For Mobile RUM, see one of these pages based on your platform: Instrument iOS Applications Instrument Android Applications Instrument Xamarin Applications After you have verified your instrumentation, see Monitor Your Applications with Mobile RUM. ... View more