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Application Performance Management Application Performance Management AppDynamics Pro Documentation Version 4.1.7 Page 1 Instrument Applications . 7 Install and Administer Agents . 7 Connect the Controller and Agents . 8 Business Application, Tier, and Node Naming . 11 Metrics Limits . 12 Manage App Agents . 14 Historical and Disconnected Nodes . 16 Agent Log Files . 18 Request Agent Log Files . 24 App Agent Node Properties . 26 App Agent Node Properties Reference . 31 Dynamic Language Agent Proxy . 58 Instrument Java Applications . 61 Java Supported Environments . 64 Install the Java Agent . 78 Java Agent Configuration Properties . 83 Instrument JVMs in a Dynamic Environment . 95 Use System Properties for Java Agent Settings . 96 Use Environment Variables for Java Agent Settings . 98 Instrument JVMs Started by Batch or Cron Jobs . 99 Instrument JVMs in Restricted Environments . 100 Automate Java Agent Deployment . 101 Instrument Apple WebObjects Applications . 101 Java Server-Specific Installation Settings . 102 Apache Cassandra Startup Settings . 102 Apache Tomcat Startup Settings . 103 Coherence Startup Settings . 105 GlassFish Startup Settings . 105 IBM WebSphere and InfoSphere Startup Settings . 107 JBoss and Wildfly Startup Settings . 111 Jetty Startup Settings . 120 Mule ESB Startup Settings . 121 Oracle WebLogic Startup Settings . 122 OSGi Infrastructure Configuration . 125 Resin Startup Settings . 127 Solr Startup Settings . 129 Standalone JVM Startup Settings . 129 Tanuki Service Wrapper Settings . 130 Tibco ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks Service Engine Settings . 130 webMethods Startup Settings . 131 Sensitive Data Filters . 132 IBM Java Agent . 133 Enable SSL for Java . 134 Java Agent Directory Structure . 137 Moving Java Nodes Between Applications or Tiers . 139 Upgrade the Java Agent . 139 Uninstall the Java Agent . 141 Tune Java Agent Performance . 141 Direct Agent Logging to Syslog . 143 Troubleshooting Java Agent Issues . 144 Instrument .NET Applications . 147 .NET Supported Environments . 149 Page 2 Install the .NET Agent . 154 Configure the .NET Agent . 155 Enable SSL for .NET . 159 Instrument Windows Services and Standalone Applications . 165 Name .NET Tiers . 169 Name .NET Nodes . 171 Unattended Installation for .NET . 172 Upgrade the .NET Agent . 178 Resolve .NET Agent Installation and Configuration Issues . 183 Resolve Issues Instrumenting SharePoint . 193 Uninstall the .NET Agent . 195 Install AppDynamics for Windows Azure with NuGet . 196 Register for AppDynamics for Windows Azure . 203 Encrypt Credentials in .NET Agent Configuration . 208 Administer the .NET Agent . 212 .NET Agent Directory Structure . 214 .NET Agent Configuration Properties . 216 Configure Multiple Business Application Support for .NET . 232 Disable Instrumentation for an IIS Application Pool . 238 Configure Application Domain Monitoring . 239 Instrument the DefaultDomain for Standalone Applications . 244 .NET Machine Agent . 246 Enable Monitoring for Windows Performance Counters . 248 Enable Correlation for .NET Remoting . 249 Enable Thread Correlation for .NET . 252 Enable Instrumentation for WCF Data Services . 253 Configure Machine Snapshots for .NET . 254 Instrument Node.js Applications . 256 Node.js Supported Environments . 259 Install the Node.js Agent . 260 Uninstall the Node.js Agent . 266 Upgrade the Node.js Agent . 266 Run the Proxy Daemon Manually for Node.js Agents ..
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