Hi Allan, I think you’re thinking of something like Lambda. ECS on Fargate works more like a regular kubernetes environment but the management of the cluster and the nodes are abstracted so it’s also referred to as serverless. It should be working, we just don’t see errors or problems with debug enabled. We will just keep trying. ... View more

We are using .NET Core 2.1 or 2.2, so we were expecting it would work fine for us on Fargate. I’m more wondering if folks have successfully used serverless/Fargate so we can make sure we are barking up the correct tree in our troubleshooting. Thanks! Carl ... View more

Hi Allan, thanks for the response. We have tried with version 4.5.13.0 and 4.5.18.1. Controller is 4.5.17. Once v20.3 is released this month we will give that a try for our .NET Core 3.1 environments, so we could try that here. ... View more

It's possible to do this, but I don't know powershell 😞 . I do this with a shell script, using sed to replace the entity names.  If you have the option of running this on a UNIX host I can send you an example of a script. ... View more

This is how you can use wildcards with Custom Metrics in a dashboard.   This works great with all of the Metric Data widgets except for Metric Value (since this widget needs to refer to a single metric).    1. Create a Metric widget, select Tier / Node Health - Hardware, JVM, CLR as the Metric Category.   2. Select the metric, and choose Specify a Relative Metric Path NOTE: If you are copying the full metric path from the Metric Browser, make sure to remove the part of the path leading up to Custom Metrics|.  It should follow the format Custom Metrics|YourExtension|*|MetricName 3. You can use mutliple wildcards and they work as expected: Let me know how it goes! ... View more

I figure you already got an answer, but if you want to post events to the AppD API: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Alert+and+Respond+API#AlertandRespondAPI-CreateaCustomEvent To push metrics to AppD you can do it two ways: 1. Create a custom extension to run commands and report the metrics: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Build+a+Monitoring+Extension+Using+Scripts 2. Setup a listener that you can POST metrics to: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Standalone+Machine+Agent+HTTP+Listener ... View more

You could chose the guage widget, then choose Tier/Node Health - Hardware, JVM, CLR category.  Then choose the tier that contains the machine agents that you want to count.  Then for the metric choose Agent|Machine|Availability and hit Save.  Then for the Value Range, set the max number of machine agents that you have.   If you just want the metric to show up without the guage, you'll have to use a Metric Expression. It's pretty simple:  Create a new Metric Widget, and under Metric to display, choose the tier like above.  Then instead of a Single Metric, choose Metric Expression, then Edit Expression.   Click Add Variable.  For the metric pick agent|machine|availability, then give it a name of activeAgents.  Now under the expression you can calculate the percentage.  For example, if there are a total of 7 machine agents that can be active in the tier, you would put: ({activeAgents} / 7) * 100 Now you have a percentage of active machine agents.  Hit Save, then under Format String put ${v} % and it will display the value with a percentage at the end of it. ... View more