Free Cisco 500-430 Exam 2024 Practice Materials Collection
500-430 Exam Info and Free Practice Test All-in-One Exam Guide May-2024
Cisco 500-430 exam is an industry certification designed for IT professionals who want to validate their skills in implementing and configuring the Cisco AppDynamics platform. Cisco AppDynamics is a leading application performance management (APM) solution designed to help businesses monitor and optimize the performance of their applications and infrastructure.
NEW QUESTION # 22
Which two preparatory tasks are required prior to installing an AppDynamics Controller on Linux? (Choose two.)
- A. Verify that sufficient temporary (tmp) space is available (at least 1 GB).
- B. Install libaio.
- C. Install SSH.
- D. Install JRE.
- E. Ensure that MySQL port (3388) is opened.
Answer: A,B
Explanation:
Explanation
Before installing an AppDynamics Controller on Linux, you need to perform some preparatory tasks to ensure the system meets the requirements and the installation runs smoothly. Two of these tasks are:
Install libaio on the host machine if it does not already have it installed. This library facilitates asynchronous I/O operations on the system, which are required by the Controller. You can use the package manager of your Linux distribution to install libaio, such as yum or apt-get. For example, on CentOS, you can run yum install libaio1.
Verify that you have enough temporary (tmp) space available on the system, at least 1 GB. The Controller installation uses the tmp space to extract and install the software components. You can check the tmp space by running df -h /tmp2. If the tmp space is insufficient, you can either free up some space by deleting unnecessary files, or specify a different temporary directory for the installation by passing the -Djava.io.tmpdir parameter to the installer3.
Other preparatory tasks include verifying the user account permissions, configuring the virus scanners, installing the netstat network utility, and setting the file descriptor limit2. References: Prepare Linux for the Controller, Install the Controller on Linux, and [Controller System Requirements] in the AppDynamics documentation.
NEW QUESTION # 23
Which URL retrieves all AppDynamics business transactions from an application using the AppDynamics Rest API?
- A. http(s)://<controller-host>:<port=/controller/rest/applications/<application_name>/allbts
- B. httpis)://<controller-host>:<port>/controller/applications/<application_name=>/allbis
- C. http(s)://<controller-host>:<port>/controller/applications/<application_name>/business-transactions
- D. http(s)://<controller-host>:<port>/controller/rest/applications/<application_name=>/business-transactions
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
The AppDynamics Rest API to retrieve business transactions allows you to get a list of all business transactions in a business application, along with their key metrics and properties1. The correct URL format for this API is1:
http(s)
://<controller-host>:<port>/controller/rest/applications/<application_name>/business-transactions The other options are incorrect because12:
Option A uses an invalid endpoint /allbts, which does not exist in the API.
Option C uses an incorrect base URL /controller/applications, which is used for the Controller UI, not the Rest API.
Option D uses a misspelled endpoint /allbis, which does not exist in the API. References: Retrieve All Business Transactions in a Business Application, AppDynamics APIs
NEW QUESTION # 24
Which two symptoms occur if an AppDynamics Controller is NOT scaled correctly? (Choose two.)
- A. Health rules violations occur more frequently.
- B. Snapshots are NOT available after 2 weeks.
- C. The Controller Ul performs slowly.
- D. The Controller's metric reporting is 7 to 10 minutes behind the current time.
- E. The average response times of tiers are higher than normal.
Answer: C,D
Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Cisco AppDynamics Professional Implementer (CAPI) documents, the two symptoms that occur if an AppDynamics Controller is not scaled correctly are:
The Controller's metric reporting is 7 to 10 minutes behind the current time. (D) This is a valid symptom because the AppDynamics Controller collects, processes, and stores metrics from the agents that monitor the applications, tiers, nodes, and other entities. If the Controller is not scaled correctly, it may not have enough resources, such as CPU, memory,disk space, or network bandwidth, to handle the incoming metrics data. This may result in a backlog of metrics data that causes the Controller to lag behind the current time. The Controller's metric reporting delay can affect the accuracy and timeliness of the performance analysis and troubleshooting12.
The Controller UI performs slowly. (E) This is a valid symptom because the AppDynamics Controller UI is a web-based application that allows users to access, visualize, and interact with the performance data and configuration settings of the AppDynamics platform. If the Controller is not scaled correctly, it may not have enough resources, such as CPU, memory, disk space, or network bandwidth, to serve the UI requests. This may result in a slow or unresponsive UI that affects the user experience and productivity12.
The incorrect options are:
Snapshots are not available after 2 weeks. (A) This is not a valid symptom because the AppDynamics Controller does not store snapshots for more than 2 weeks by default. Snapshots are detailed records of the execution context and call graphs of the business transactions that are monitored by the AppDynamics platform. Snapshots are useful for diagnosing performance issues and errors, but they also consume a lot of disk space. The AppDynamics Controller automatically purges the snapshots that are older than 2 weeks, unless the retention policy is changed by the user. The availability of snapshots is not affected by the Controller scaling, unless the disk space is exhausted34.
Health rule violations occur more frequently. (B) This is not a valid symptom because the AppDynamics Controller does not cause health rule violations to occur more frequently. Health rule violations are triggered when the performance or availability metrics of the monitored entities exceed the thresholds that are defined by the user. Health rule violations indicate the presence of performance issues or errors in the monitored applications, tiers, nodes, or other entities, not in the Controller itself. The frequency of health rule violations is not affected by the Controller scaling, unless the Controller fails to collect or process the metrics data5 .
The average response times of tiers are higher than normal. This is not a valid symptom because the AppDynamics Controller does not affect the average response times of tiers. The average response time of a tier is the average time that the tier takes to process the incoming requests from the business transactions that are monitored by the AppDynamics platform. The average response time of a tier is influenced by the performance and behavior of the application code, the infrastructure, the dependencies, and the workload of the tier, not by the Controller itself. The average response time of a tier is not affected by the Controller scaling, unless the Controller fails to collect or process the metrics data .
References:
1: Controller System Requirements - AppDynamics
2: Controller Sizing Guidelines - AppDynamics
3: Transaction Snapshots - AppDynamics
4: Configure Data Retention - AppDynamics
5: Health Rules - AppDynamics
NEW QUESTION # 25
A Java-based web application was instrumented. The browser snapshots provide a detailed look at an individual page request, however the correlated server-side snapshots are missing for all requests. What are two reasons for this missing correlated server-side snapshots? (Choose two.)
- A. Correlated server-side snapshots work only for NET Applications.
- B. Server has set the the HitpOnly flag on all cookies.
- C. Server side application is not instrumented with server agent.
- D. Correlated server-side snapshots are visible only if Java version is 1.7+.
- E. Correlated snapshots are visible only if browser is Chrome.
- F. Correlated snapshots are visible only if the injection mechanism is Automatic.
Answer: B,C
Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Cisco AppDynamics Professional Implementer (CAPI) documents, the two reasons for the missing correlated server-side snapshots are:
Server has set the HttpOnly flag on all cookies. (A) This is a valid reason because the HttpOnly flag is a security feature that prevents client-side scripts from accessing the cookies. However, the AppDynamics JavaScript Agent relies on the cookies to correlate the browser snapshots with the server-side snapshots.
The JavaScript Agent injects a cookie named _appdyn_browser into the browser requests, which contains the correlation information. If the server sets the HttpOnly flag on all cookies, including the
_appdyn_browser cookie, the JavaScript Agent cannot read or modify the cookie, and the correlation fails. To enable the correlation, the server should not set the HttpOnly flag on the _appdyn_browser cookie12.
Server-side application is not instrumented with server agent. (E) This is a valid reason because the server-side snapshots are collected by the AppDynamics app agents that instrument the application servers. The app agents monitor the business transactions that are executed by the server-side application, and capture the execution context, call graphs, errors, and metrics. If the server-side application is not instrumented with the app agent, the server-side snapshots are not available, and the correlation fails. To enable the correlation, the server-side application should be instrumented with the app agent that is compatible with the application server and the Controller34.
The incorrect options are:
Correlated server-side snapshots work only for .NET Applications. (B) This is not a valid reason because the correlated server-side snapshots work for any application server that is instrumented with the AppDynamics app agent, not only for .NET applications. The AppDynamics platform supports various application servers, such as Java, .NET, PHP, Node.js, Python, and C/C++. The app agents collect the server-side snapshots for the business transactions that are executed by the application server, regardless of the programming language or framework34.
Correlated snapshots are visible only if the injection mechanism is Automatic. This is not a valid reason because the correlated snapshots are visible regardless of the injection mechanism. The injection mechanism refers to the way the AppDynamics JavaScript Agent is inserted into the web pages. There are two injection mechanisms: Automatic and Manual. The Automatic injection mechanism uses the app agent to inject the JavaScript Agent into the web pages that are served by the application server. The Manual injection mechanism requires the user to manually insert the JavaScript Agent into the web pages. Both injection mechanisms support the correlation of the browser snapshots and the server-side snapshots, as long as the JavaScript Agent and the app agent are configured correctly .
Correlated snapshots are visible only if browser is Chrome. (D) This is not a valid reason because the correlated snapshots are visible regardless of the browser. The AppDynamics JavaScript Agent supports various browsers, such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Internet Explorer. The JavaScript Agent collects the browser snapshots for the web pages that are loaded by the browser, and correlates them with the server-side snapshots, regardless of the browser type or version .
Correlated server-side snapshots are visible only if Java version is 1.7+. (F) This is not a valid reason because the correlated server-side snapshots are visible regardless of the Java version. The AppDynamics Java Agent supports various Java versions, such as 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, and 11. The Java Agent collects the server-side snapshots for the business transactions that are executed by the Java application server, and correlates them with the browser snapshots, regardless of the Java version or vendor .
References:
1: Browser Snapshots - AppDynamics
2: Troubleshoot Browser RUM - AppDynamics
3: Transaction Snapshots - AppDynamics
4: Supported Environments and Versions - AppDynamics
[5]: Browser Real User Monitoring - AppDynamics
[6]: Set Up and Configure Web EUM - AppDynamics
[7]: Browser Support - AppDynamics
[8]: Java Agent - AppDynamics
[9]: Java Supported Environments - AppDynamics
NEW QUESTION # 26
Which AppDynamics Controller port(s) does the EUM Server require access to in a configuration where the EUM Server and Controller are on separate hosts (split-host configuration)?
- A. GlassFish administration port
- B. Controller database and HTTP(s) ports
- C. dedicated EUM HTTP(s) ports
- D. Controller primary HTTP{s) port
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 27
Which two statements are true about instrumenting standalone Windows services with NET Agent? (Choose two.)
- A. AppDynamics .NET Agent does NOT support instrumenting process running multiple App domains.
- B. AppDynamics.NET Agent can instrument both 32-bit as well 64-bit processes.
- C. AppDynamics.NET Agent requires that the Windows services is running under the "App.pool identity user" account.
- D. AppDynamics .NET Agent supports instrumentation of multiple instances of the same application.
- E. AppDynamics.NET Agent automatically discovers all the Windows services to be instrumented.
Answer: B,D
Explanation:
Explanation
The AppDynamics .NET Agent can instrument both 32-bit and 64-bit processes, as long as they are running on a supported .NET Framework version and operating system. The agent automatically detects the process architecture and loads the appropriate profiler DLL. You can also specify the process architecture manually in the agent configuration file1. The AppDynamics .NET Agent also supports instrumentation of multiple instances of the same application, such as Windows services or standalone applications. You can configure the agent to assign different tier and node names for each instance, based on the process name, process ID, or command line arguments. This allows you to monitor the performance and health of each instance separately2.
The other statements are false because:
A: AppDynamics .NET Agent does support instrumenting processes running multiple App domains. The agent can monitor multiple App domains within a single process, as long as they are running the same
.NET Framework version. The agent can also monitor multiple applications within a single App domain, by using the Standalone Applications element in the agent configuration file3.
B: AppDynamics .NET Agent does not automatically discover all the Windows services to be instrumented. The agent automatically instruments IIS applications only. For Windows services or standalone applications, you need to manually configure the agent by editing the agent configuration file and adding the Windows Services or Standalone Applications element. You also need to provide the executable name, tier name, and node name for each service or application4.
D: AppDynamics .NET Agent does not require that the Windows services are running under the
"App.pool identity user" account. The agent can instrument Windows services running under any user account, as long as the account has sufficient permissions to load the agent profiler DLL and access the agent configuration and log files. The "App.pool identity user" account is only required for IIS applications that run in an application pool5.
References: .NET Agent Configuration Properties, Configure the .NET Agent for Windows Services and Standalone Applications, Instrument the DefaultDomain for Standalone Applications, Install the .NET Agent for Windows, Administer the .NET Agent
NEW QUESTION # 28
What becomes more important as an AppDynamics Controller grows beyond supporting 500 agents?
- A. Disk VO
- B. RAM allocated to the Controller
- C. Network throughput
- D. CPU utilization
- E. Thread count on the GlassFish server
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
As an AppDynamics Controller grows beyond supporting 500 agents, network throughput becomes more important. This is because the Controller needs to handle a large volume of data from the agents, as well as serve requests from the UI and API clients. Network throughput is the measure of how much data can be transferred over a network in a given time. A low network throughput can cause delays, errors, or timeouts in the communication between the Controller and the agents or clients. Therefore, it is recommended to monitor the network throughput of the Controller and ensure that it meets the minimum requirements for the expected load123. References: Controller System Requirements, Performance and Controller Sizing Guidelines, How to Run AppDynamics in Microsoft Azure
NEW QUESTION # 29
If using SSL for agent communication with an AppDynamics Controller, it is recommended that agent SSL traffic
- A. terminates at the Controller
- B. is decrypted and then encrypted again at the firewall
- C. is encrypted with a 64-bit encryption key
- D. terminates at a reverse proxy or a load balancer in front of the Controller
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
AppDynamics recommends that you terminate SSL connections from agents at a reverse proxy or a load balancer in front of the Controller, rather than at the Controller itself. This improves the performance and scalability of the Controller by offloading the SSL processing to the proxy or load balancer. It also simplifies the configuration and management of SSL certificates and truststores. To enable this option, you need to configure the proxy or load balancer to accept SSL connections from agents and forward them to the Controller using HTTP. You also need to configure the agents to use SSL and point to the proxy or load balancer host and port. See Enable SSL for the Java Agent for an example. References: Agent-to-Controller Connections and Enable SSL and SSH for Database Agent Communications in the AppDynamics documentation.
NEW QUESTION # 30
A company set up an on-premises AppDynamics Controller and an on-premises Events Service cluster. What describes setting up this Events Service cluster?
- A. The Events Service cluster must be able to initiate communication with the Controller.
- B. The Controller must be able to initiate communication with the Events Service cluster.
- C. The Events Service API ports cannot be reconfigured from the default 9080/2081.
- D. There is no need for a load balancer or virtual IP address in front of the Events Service cluster.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The Events Service is the on-premises data storage facility for unstructured data generated by Application Analytics, Database Visibility, and End User Monitoring deployments. The Events Service can be deployed as a single node or a cluster of three or more nodes, depending on the data volume and availability requirements.
The Controller and other Events Service clients connect to the Events Service to store and retrieve analytics data. Therefore, it is essential that the Controller is able to initiate communication with the Events Service cluster, using the Events Service API ports (default 9080/2081). The Events Service cluster does not need to initiate communication with the Controller, as it only responds to the requests from the clients. The Events Service API ports can be reconfigured from the default values, if needed, by modifying the conf/events-service-api-store.properties file on each node. However, the clients must also be updated with the new port values. It is also recommended to use a load balancer or a virtual IP address in front of the Events Service cluster, to provide a single endpoint for the clients and to enable load balancing and failover among the nodes. References: Events Service Deployment, Install the Events Service on Linux, and Install the Events Service on Windows in the AppDynamics documentation.
NEW QUESTION # 31
What are two ways in which large and extra large performance profiles differ from other profile types?
(Choose two.)
- A. They are not supported on Windows.
- B. They require an enterprise-grade database.
- C. They must be run with the High Availability Toolkit.
- D. They must be installed on a bare metal server.
- E. An alert is generated when disk space falls below 2 GB.
Answer: B,E
Explanation:
Explanation
AppDynamics performance profiles are predefined sets of system requirements and configuration settings that are designed to support different levels of load and scalability for the AppDynamics platform. The performance profiles range from small to extra large, depending on the number of agents, metrics, and events that the platform needs to handle. The large and extra large performance profiles differ from other profile types in the following ways:
They require an enterprise-grade database: The large and extra large performance profiles require an external MySQL database that is enterprise-grade, meaning that it has high availability, scalability, performance, and security features. The database should also have enough disk space, memory, and CPU resources to handle the expected load and growth. The AppDynamics platform uses the database to store configuration data, metric data, event data, and analytics data12.
An alert is generated when disk space falls below 2 GB: The large and extra large performance profiles have a built-in alert mechanism that notifies the administrator when the disk space on the Controller host falls below 2 GB. This isbecause the Controller needs enough disk space to store temporary files, logs, backups, and snapshots. If the disk space is insufficient, the Controller may experience performance degradation, data loss, or corruption. The administrator should monitor the disk space usage and free up space or add more disk capacity as needed34.
The other statements are false because:
A: They do not need to be installed on a bare metal server. The large and extra large performance profiles can be installed on any supported operating system, such as Linux or Windows, and on any supported platform, such as physical, virtual, or cloud. However, the host machine should have enough CPU, memory, and network resources to meet the performance profile requirements12.
B: They do not need to be run with the High Availability Toolkit. The High Availability Toolkit is an optional tool that can be used to configure and manage a high availability deployment of the AppDynamics platform, where multiple Controllers are clustered together to provide redundancy and failover. The High Availability Toolkit can be used with any performance profile, not just the large and extra large ones. However, the High Availability Toolkit requires a license and additional hardware and software resources .
C: They are supported on Windows. The large and extra large performance profiles can be installed on Windows Server 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, or 2019, as long as the host machine meets the performance profile requirements. However, some features or configurations may not be available or supported on Windows, such as the High Availability Toolkit, the Enterprise Console, or the Events Service12.
References: Platform Requirements, Controller System Requirements, Controller Disk Space Requirements, Controller Disk Space Alert, [High Availability], [High Availability Toolkit]
NEW QUESTION # 32
What is the correct method to perform a NET Agent upgrade?
- A. Perform the agent upgrade on the application server host by running the Agent Configuration Utility.
- B. Perform the agent upgrade on the application server host by running the MSI Installer Package.
- C. Perform the agent upgrade on a remote server host by using the AppDynamics Controller REST API.
- D. Perform the agent upgrade via the AppDynamics Controller Ul.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Cisco AppDynamics Professional Implementer (CAPI) documents, the correct method to perform a NET Agent upgrade is to perform the agent upgrade on the application server host by running the MSI Installer Package12. This method will install updated agent files and maintain legacy configurations. You do not need to uninstall the old agent first when you upgrade from the NET Agent >= 3.9, except for patch releases. You need to stop IIS, instrumented Windows services, and instrumented standalone applications before running the MSI Installer Package. You also need to launch an elevated command prompt with full administrator privileges and specify youraccount access key for single-tenant Controller accounts. After the installation, you need to restart Windows services and standalone applications.
The incorrect options are:
Perform the agent upgrade on a remote server host by using the AppDynamics Controller REST API.
(B) This is not a valid method for upgrading the NET Agent, because the AppDynamics Controller REST API does not provide any endpoint for agent installation or upgrade. The REST API is mainly used for retrieving or updating configuration data, metrics, events, snapshots, and other information from the Controller3.
Perform the agent upgrade on the application server host by running the Agent Configuration Utility.
This is not a valid method for upgrading the NET Agent, because the Agent Configuration Utility is a tool for modifying the agent configuration after installation, not for installing or upgrading the agent. The Agent Configuration Utility allows you to change the Controller connection settings, the agent logging level, the proxy settings, and other advanced options4.
Perform the agent upgrade via the AppDynamics Controller UI. (D) This is not a valid method for upgrading the NET Agent, because the AppDynamics Controller UI does not provide any feature for agent installation or upgrade. The Controller UI is mainly used for monitoring, analyzing, and troubleshooting the performance of the applications, business transactions, tiers, nodes, and other entities that are instrumented by the agents5.
References:
1: Upgrade the .NET Agent for Windows - AppDynamics
2: Release Upgrade Checklist for .NET Agents - AppDynamics
3: REST API - AppDynamics
4: Configure the .NET Agent - AppDynamics
5: AppDynamics Application Performance Monitoring Platform - AppDynamics
NEW QUESTION # 33
Which data is unavailable in a hybrid deployment of AppDynamics where the AppDynamics Controller and Events Service are installed on-premises and the EUM Server is hosted inAppDynamics' SaaS cloud?
- A. End-User Monitoring session information
- B. End-User Monitoring resource loading times
- C. Analytics metrics for End-User Monitoring data sets
- D. End-User Monitoring browser snapshots
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
In a hybrid deployment of AppDynamics, where the AppDynamics Controller and Events Service are installed on-premises and the EUM Server is hosted in AppDynamics' SaaS cloud, the data that is unavailable is the analytics metrics for End-User Monitoring data sets. This is because the analytics metrics require the Events Service to store and process the unstructured data generated by the EUM agents. However, in a hybrid deployment, the EUM Server and the Events Service are not connected, and the EUM Server does not send the EUM data to the Events Service. Therefore, the analytics metrics for EUM data sets, such as browser records, mobile snapshots, network requests, and custom events, are not available in the Controller UI or the Analytics UI1. The other data, such as resource loading times, session information, and browser snapshots, are available in the EUM Server UI, as they are stored and displayed by the EUM Server itself2. References: Hybrid Deployment and EUM Data Sets in the AppDynamics documentation.
NEW QUESTION # 34
Which REST query could be used to verify the availability of an AppDynarmics Controller?
- A. http://<controller_host>:<port>/controller/rest/ping
- B. http://<controller_hosts=:<port=/controller/rest/serverstatus
- C. http://<controller_host>:<port>/controller/rest/uptime
- D. http://<controller_host>:<port>/controller/rest/healthcheck
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The REST query that could be used to verify the availability of an AppDynamics Controller is1:
http://<controller_host>:<port>/controller/rest/ping
This query returns a simple text response of "pong" if the Controller is up and running, or an error message if the Controller is down or unreachable1. This query does not require any authentication or parameters, and can be used as a quick and easy way to check the Controller status1. References: Ping the Controller
NEW QUESTION # 35
What are two capabilities of the standalone Machine Agent running on Linux? (Choose two.)
- A. It can restart itself if it goes down.
- B. It can communicate with multiple AppDynamics Controllers.
- C. It can start an HTTP listener for custom metrics.
- D. lt can send SNMP alerts.
- E. It can act as a forwarder for analytics events.
Answer: C,E
Explanation:
Explanation
The AppDynamics standalone Machine Agent is a Java program that runs on a host machine and collects hardware and infrastructure metrics, such as CPU, memory, disk, and network usage. The Machine Agent can also perform additional functions, such as:
Acting as a forwarder for analytics events: The Machine Agent can be configured to forward business transaction, log, browser, mobile, and synthetic events from the application agents to the AppDynamics Events Service, which is a distributed, scalable data store for analytics data. The Machine Agent can also forward custom events from the SDK or API to the Events Service. This allows you to use the AppDynamics Analytics features, such as dashboards, queries, funnels, and metrics, to analyze the performance and behavior of your applications and users12.
Starting an HTTP listener for custom metrics: The Machine Agent can be configured to start an HTTP listener that can receive custom metrics from external sources, such as scripts, tools, or other applications. The Machine Agent can then report these custom metrics to the AppDynamics Controller, where youcan view them in the Metric Browser or use them in health rules, policies, or dashboards. This allows you to monitor any aspect of your system that is not covered by the default Machine Agent metrics34.
The other statements are false because:
B: The Machine Agent cannot send SNMP alerts. The Machine Agent can only receive SNMP traps from external sources and report them as events to the AppDynamics Controller. The AppDynamics Controller can send SNMP alerts to external systems based on health rule violations or events, but this is not a function of the Machine Agent5 .
C: The Machine Agent cannot communicate with multiple AppDynamics Controllers. The Machine Agent can only communicate with one Controller at a time, which is specified in the controller-info.xml file in the agent configuration directory. If you want to monitor the same host machine with multiple Controllers, you need to install multiple Machine Agents on the same machine, each with a different Controller configuration and port number .
D: The Machine Agent cannot restart itself if it goes down. The Machine Agent does not have a built-in mechanism to automatically restart itself in case of a failure or a crash. You need to use an external tool or script to monitor the Machine Agent process and restart it if necessary. Alternatively, you can use the AppDynamics Agent Installer to deploy the Machine Agent as a service, which can be configured to restart automatically on failure .
References: Analytics Agent, Analytics Data, HTTP Listener, Custom Metrics, SNMP Trap Alerting Integration, [SNMP Integration], [Machine Agent Configuration Properties], [Install the Machine Agent],
[Agent Installer], [Start and Stop the Machine Agent]
NEW QUESTION # 36
What are two settings that an administrator can configure from the AppDynamics Controller Admin Console?
(Choose two.)
- A. Controller log file rotation
- B. Metrics baseline calculation
- C. Controller heap size
- D. License allocation
- E. Retention periods
Answer: D,E
Explanation:
Explanation
The AppDynamics Controller Admin Console lets you configure certain global settings for the Controller, such as metric retention periods, UI notification triggers, tenancy mode, and accounts in multi-tenancy mode1.
Two of the settings that an administrator can configure from the AppDynamics Controller Admin Console are:
License allocation: This setting allows you to view and manage the license usage and availability for your Controller. You can see the total number of licenses, the number of licenses in use, the number of licenses available, and the license expiration date for each agent type. You can also allocate licenses to specific applications or accounts, and set license limits and alerts2.
Retention periods: This setting allows you to specify how long the Controller retains the metric data and the event data for your monitored applications. You can configure the retention periods for different types of data, such as minute-level metrics, hour-level metrics, day-level metrics, transaction snapshots, and events. You can also configure the data purge schedule and the data backup schedule3.
References: Access the Administration Console, License Rules, Data Retention
NEW QUESTION # 37
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