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Application-centric infrastructure monitoring

These are the questions asked during "Application-centric infrastructure monitoring" training.

FAQs

  • Can Application Manager resources be discovered through OpManager? As of now, Applications Manager discovery is independent of what is present in OpManager. However, you can install the Applications Manager Plugin (APM Plugin) if you wish to perform application discovery from OpManager UI.
  • Is there a separate license required for the discovery module in Applications Manager? Discovery module (ADDM) comes by default in Applications Manager. No additional license is required.
  • How is Application Manager licensed? Applications Manager is licensed based on monitored resource count. Each resource (such as a website, database server, application server, or virtual machine) is considered one monitor. For example, if you have 10 websites and 10 database servers and 10 servers to be monitored, then you will need license for 30 monitors. You can learn more about the pricing in this link.
  • How can I disable anomaly monitoring? You can delete the anomaly profile you have created by selecting and deleting the required anomaly profile under Settings tab → Threshold & Anomalies → Anomaly Profile.
  • Can Applications Manager be used for tracking, monitoring, and analyzing the usage of specific standalone software applications (e.g., Adobe Photoshop) installed on some of our dedicated desktops and laptops on a site? No, Applications Manager cannot be used for auditing standalone software applications using our product.
  • How to add a new application server monitor for tracking CPU, Memory utilization metrics? You can add a new Application server monitor using the 'Add New Monitor' option in the GUI. Learn more
  • Where can I get an overview of Applications Manager? You can have a quick overview of Applications Manager from our YouTube channel.
  • Does Applications Manager support Azure App Service? Applications Manager supports monitoring for a multitude of Azure services, one of them being Azure App Services monitoring. You can find the list of Azure services supported by Applications Manager in this link: Also, list of Azure services supported by Applications Manager can be found in this link.
  • Is it possible to restart a Linux/Unix service that is down with Applications Manager? Yes, you can use the Execute Program action to attain this restart service option in your Linux environment. Learn more
  • Is there any plans to support Mulesoft application monitoring in Applications Manager? Yes, we are considering to support MuleSoft application monitoring in Applications Manager. In case you're interested for the same, we would request you to raise a feature request for the same using this link.
  • Does Applications Manager create the dependency maps from the list of servers given or does a dependency have to be created by the server administrator? Applications Manager allows you to automatically discover resources from your network and helps you create dependencies between them. Learn more about ADDM
  • Is there a cloud-based version of Applications Manager available? Yes, you can try out ManageEngine Site24x7 which is a cloud-based version of this software. Learn more

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