Which two Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) accurately provide insight into server level resource consumption? (Choose two.)
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as 'CPU %Busy' and 'Memory Used%' are critical for providing insights into server-level resource consumption. 'CPU %Busy' indicates the percentage of time the CPU is actively working on processes, reflecting the server's processing workload. 'Memory Used%' shows the proportion of memory utilized, indicating how much of the server's RAM is being consumed by applications and processes. These KPIs are essential for understanding and managing server performance and resource allocation.
AppDynamics documentation on Server Monitoring: Includes information on monitoring server-level metrics, including CPU and memory utilization, to assess resource consumption.
A Performance Analyst has an urgent need to gather more data for an ongoing issue. What should the Performance Analyst do?
If a Performance Analyst has an urgent need to gather more data for an ongoing issue, they should enable Development Level Monitoring. This monitoring level increases the amount of detailed diagnostic data collected by the agent, such as snapshots and transaction traces, which can provide deeper insights into the issue at hand.
AppDynamics documentation on Monitoring Levels: Describes the different levels of monitoring available, including Development Level Monitoring and the types of data each level collects.
Which item supplements business transaction and transaction analytics data with application data?
Data collectors in AppDynamics supplement business transaction and transaction analytics data with application data by capturing additional information during transaction execution. This can include method arguments, return values, and invocation context, which enriches the transaction data with more detailed application-level insights. This capability is crucial for in-depth performance analysis and troubleshooting, providing a more comprehensive view of application behavior.
AppDynamics documentation on Data Collectors: Explains how to configure data collectors to capture and display detailed application data within business transactions.
When should URI Segments be used in Transaction Detection rules?
URI Segments should be used in Transaction Detection rules when the application is web-oriented. Web-oriented applications often have meaningful information in the URI that can identify different business transactions. URI Segments can help in defining patterns that match specific parts of the URI to distinguish different transactions.
AppDynamics documentation on Transaction Detection: https://docs.appdynamics.com/latest/en/application-monitoring/business-transactions
Which statement about Service End Points and Business Transactions is true?
Both Service Endpoints and Business Transactions in AppDynamics have the capability to configure data collectors. Data collectors are used to gather detailed information about transactions or endpoints, such as method parameters, return values, and SQL statements.
AppDynamics documentation on Data Collectors: https://docs.appdynamics.com/latest/en/application-monitoring/configure-data-collection
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