Hi Gamer - The easiest way to get the agent up-and-running is to use .ebextensions to configure your environment to install the agent for you on startup. I've attached a sample appdynamics.config for you below to look at. It will probably work for you as is, but you will need to update line 24 ( 06install ), replacing the following elements with the details for your controller/app and save:
<ACCOUNT_NAME>
<ACCESS_KEY>
<CONTROLLER_URL>
<CONTROLLER_PORT>
<APPLICATION_NAME>
<APPLICATION_TIER>
Cheers,
-Benjamin
AppDynamics.config:
files:
"/tmp/appdynamics-php-agent-linux_x64-phpagent-4.4.1.343.tar.bz2":
mode: "000444"
owner: ec2-user
group: ec2-user
source: https://packages.appdynamics.com/php/phpagent-4.4.1.343/appdynamics-php-agent-linux_x64-phpagent-4.4.1.343.tar.bz2
# commands are executed in alphabetical order
commands:
01reset:
command: "rm -rf /opt/AppDynamics/phpagent"
ignoreErrors: true
02makedir:
command: "mkdir -p /opt/AppDynamics/phpagent"
03unzip:
command: "tar -xvjf /tmp/appdynamics-php-agent-linux_x64-phpagent-4.4.1.343.tar.bz2"
cwd: /opt/AppDynamics/phpagent
04owner:
command: "chown -R webapp:webapp phpagent"
cwd: /opt/AppDynamics
05logperms:
command: "chmod 777 /opt/AppDynamics/phpagent/appdynamics-php-agent-linux_x64/logs"
06install:
command: "./install.sh -s -a=<ACCOUNT_NAME>@<ACCESS_KEY> <CONTROLLER_URL> <CONTROLLER_PORT> <APPLICATION_NAME> <APPLICATION_TIER> $HOSTNAME"
cwd: /opt/AppDynamics/phpagent/appdynamics-php-agent-linux_x64
07cleanup:
command: "rm /tmp/appdynamics-php-agent-linux_x64-phpagent-4.4.1.343.tar.bz2"
08restart:
command: "service httpd restart"
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