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NEW QUESTION # 34
The applications and servers are running normally What are two important reasons for the engineer to view and analyze server performancedata at this time? (Choose two.)

  • A. Visualizing application performance during normal operations helps identify when the application performance is abnormal.
  • B. Graphs and charts collected at this time are useful for showing application owners the stability of their application
  • C. Collecting Server metric performance during normal operations helps determine code problems
  • D. Collecting the errors during this period will identify memory problems in the application.

Answer: A,B

Explanation:
Explanation
Server performance data is the information that AppDynamics collects and reports about the health and availability of the servers that host your applications and their components. Server performance data includes metrics such as CPU utilization, memory usage, disk I/O, network traffic, and so on. You can use server performance data to monitor and troubleshoot the performance issues of your servers and applications.
According to the Server Visibility - AppDynamics, the following two reasons are important for the engineer to view and analyze server performance data at this time:
Visualizing application performance during normal operations helps identify when the application performance is abnormal: This means that by comparing the current server performance data with the historical or baseline data, you can detect any anomalies or deviations that may indicate a potential problem or degradation of your application performance. For example, you can use the Server Dashboard to see the current and historical trends of the server metrics, and use the Anomaly Detection feature to identify any outliers or unusual patterns.
Graphs and charts collected at this time are useful for showing application owners the stability of their application: This means that by using the graphical and visual representations of the server performance data, you can communicate and demonstrate the reliability and efficiency of your application to the stakeholders and customers. For example, you can use the Server Health Report to generate a summary of the server health status, availability, and performance over a specified time period, and share it with the application owners.
Therefore, A (Visualizing application performance during normal operations helps identify when the application performance is abnormal) and B (Graphs and charts collected at this time are useful for showing application owners the stability of their application) are two important reasons for the engineer to view and analyze server performance data at this time. References:
Server Visibility - AppDynamics
Cisco AppDynamics Associate Administrator Certification
Server Monitoring - AppDynamics


NEW QUESTION # 35
When creating a scheduled report which field needs to be changed so the desired information is available in the report?

  • A. Report Type
  • B. Recipients
  • C. Report Title
  • D. Schedule

Answer: A

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Reports document1, the Report Type field determines what kind of information is captured in the report. There are different report types available, such as Application Health Report, Dashboard Report, Controller Audit Report, and so on. Each report type has different fields in the Report Data tab that can be customized. Therefore, to get the desired information in the report, you need to select the appropriate Report Type from the dropdown menu when creating a scheduled report. References:
Reports


NEW QUESTION # 36
Which two methods are used for confirming the agent is communicating property to the controller? (Choose two.)

  • A. Use Grep for the agent process on the application server using the specific agent version name
  • B. Check if data is being written to the agent log in /logs
  • C. Select Application > Tiers and Nodes > Look for the Node.
  • D. Log in to the Controller Ul > Settings cog icon > AppDynamics Agents In the list look for the agent in the list by machine hostname.

Answer: B,C

Explanation:
Explanation
To confirm that the agent is communicating properly to the controller, you can use the following methods:
Check if data is being written to the agent log in /logs. This indicates that the agent is able to send metrics and events to the controller. You can also look for any errors or warnings in the log file that might indicate a connection issue1 Select Application > Tiers and Nodes > Look for the Node. This shows you the list of nodes that are registered with the controller and their status. You can see if the node is up or down, the agent version, the last reported time, and the machine name2 References: 1: Troubleshoot Agent Connectivity 2


NEW QUESTION # 37
Which two locations does an AppDynamics administrator use to view Remote Services metrics? (Choose two.)

  • A. Business Transaction Dashboard
  • B. Exit Point Metrics
  • C. Tiers and Nodes Dashboard
  • D. Tier Dashboard

Answer: B,D

Explanation:
Explanation
Remote Services metrics are the metrics that show the performance and behavior of the external systems that an application interacts with, such as web services, databases, message queues, etc. An AppDynamics administrator can use two locations to view Remote Services metrics: the Tier Dashboard and the Exit Point Metrics. The Tier Dashboard shows the flow map of a tier and its downstream dependencies, including the remote services that the tier calls. The administrator can click on any remote service node on the flow map to see the metrics such as average response time, calls per minute, errors per minute, etc. The Exit Point Metrics show the metrics for all the exit points (remote service calls) of an application, grouped by type, such as HTTP, JDBC, JMS, etc. The administrator can drill down to see the metrics for each exit point, such as the backend name, the tier name, the business transaction name, etc.


NEW QUESTION # 38
Capacity planning for a regionally partitioned application requires that the administrator monitors the number of users and orgs mapped to a database. How does the administrator meet this requirement?

  • A. Use a custom metric for databases and alert when it approaches a specific level
  • B. Watch the size of the database and alert when it grows too much
  • C. Schedule an analytics query to check and report on the result periodically
  • D. Write code in a custom action that alerts when a region has reached capacity

Answer: C

Explanation:
Explanation
Capacity planning is the process of estimating and allocating the resources needed to meet the current and future demands of an application. For a regionally partitioned application, where different users and organizations are assigned to different databases based on their location, capacity planning requires that the administrator monitors the number of users and orgs mapped to each database and ensures that they do not exceed the available resources.
According to the AppDynamics Analytics - AppDynamics, one way to meet this requirement is to schedule an analytics query to check and report on the result periodically. An analytics query is a SQL-like query that allows you to analyze and visualize the data collected by AppDynamics, such as business transactions, logs, metrics, events, and custom data. You can use analytics queries to create dashboards, widgets, reports, and alerts that provide insights into the performance and behavior of your applications and their components.
To schedule an analytics query to check and report on the number of users and orgs mapped to a database, the administrator can follow these steps:
Go to Analytics > Search.
Select the data source that contains the user and org information, such as Business Transactions, Logs, or Custom Data.
Enter the query that counts the number of users and orgs for each database, such as SELECT database, COUNT(DISTINCT user), COUNT(DISTINCT org) FROM data_source GROUP BY database.
Click the Save button and enter a name and description for the query.
Click the Schedule button and select the frequency, time range, and recipients for the query execution and report delivery.
Click Save.
Therefore, A (Schedule an analytics query to check and report on the result periodically) is the correct answer.
References:
AppDynamics Analytics - AppDynamics
Cisco AppDynamics Associate Administrator Certification
Analytics Queries - AppDynamics


NEW QUESTION # 39
What two types of information can be shared without an AppDynamics login? (Choose two.)

  • A. Database Queries
  • B. Scheduled Reports
  • C. Flow Map
  • D. Transaction Snapshots
  • E. Custom Dashboards

Answer: C,E

Explanation:
Explanation
Two types of information that can be shared without an AppDynamics login are Flow Map and Custom Dashboards. Flow Map is a graphical representation of the application topology, showing the interactions between the tiers, nodes, backends, and remote services. CustomDashboards are user-defined views of the application performance data, metrics, and events. You can share these types of information by generating a shareable link from the Controller UI, which can be accessed by anyone who has the link, without requiring a login12 References: 1: Share a Flow Map 2: Share a Custom Dashboard


NEW QUESTION # 40
The customer has several Business Transactions which take significant time to execute.These transactions are continuously reported as being Slow or Stalled transactions An SLA has been established for these transactions How does the engineer set static thresholds for these Business Transactions?

  • A. There is no way to adjust Slow Transaction thresholds on individual Business Transactions
  • B. Select Individual Transaction Thresholds and set the thresholds for the long-running transactions.
  • C. Set the default thresholds for Slow and Stalled transactions
  • D. Adjust the Health Rules so these long-running transactions are not considered slow or stalled

Answer: B

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Transaction Thresholds document1, you can set static thresholds for individual business transactions by selecting Individual Transaction Thresholds from the Business Transaction Configuration window. You can then specify the values for Slow, Very Slow, and Stall thresholds for each business transaction. This way, you can customize the thresholds according to the SLA and the expected performance of the long-running transactions. Setting the default thresholds or adjusting the health rules would affect all the business transactions, not just the long-running ones. Therefore, the correct answer is C. References:
Transaction Thresholds


NEW QUESTION # 41
A customer needs to understand how establishing standards for naming Applications. Tiers, and Nodes can help them determine the root of a problem when users are working with AppDynamics or receive an alert Which three statements about establishing naming conventions are true? (Choose three.)

  • A. Application Tier and Node values can be configured in the controller-info.xml file
  • B. Nodes that reside on different Tiers and different machines (hosts) can have duplicate Node names.
  • C. Node names must be unique across the entire business application
  • D. Nodes that reside on the same Tier but on different machines (hosts) can have duplicate Node names.
  • E. Application Tier and Node values can be configured in the application agent startup script

Answer: A,C,E

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Tiers and Nodes document1, establishing standards for naming applications, tiers, and nodes can help you identify and organize the components of your monitored environment, as well as troubleshoot performance issues and health rule violations. Some of the statements about establishing naming conventions are true:
Application Tier and Node values can be configured in the application agent startup script: This is true for Java agents, as you can pass values to the agent that will be used as the application, tier, and node name for the system. For example, you can use the -Dappdynamics.agent.applicationName,
-Dappdynamics.agent.tierName, and -Dappdynamics.agent.nodeName properties to specify the names in the JVM startup script2.
Node names must be unique across the entire business application: This is true, as node names are used to identify the individual instances of the application components that are monitored by AppDynamics. Having duplicate node names can cause confusion and errors in the data collection and reporting. Therefore, you should use a naming convention that ensures uniqueness and clarity for each node1.
Application Tier and Node values can be configured in the controller-info.xml file: This is true for Java agents, as you can also configure the names in the controller-info.xml file, which is located in the
<agent_home>/conf directory. The controller-info.xml file contains the properties that define the agent identity and connection to the Controller. You can use the <application-name>, <tier-name>, and
<node-name> elements to specify the names in the file2.
Some of the statements about establishing naming conventions are false:
Nodes that reside on different Tiers and different machines (hosts) can have duplicate Node name:
This is false, as node names must be unique across the entire business application, regardless of the tier or the host they belong to. Having duplicate node names can cause confusion and errors in the data collection and reporting. Therefore, you should use a naming convention that ensures uniqueness and clarity for each node1.
Nodes that reside on the same Tier but on different machines (hosts) can have duplicate Node names: This is also false, as node names must be unique across the entire business application, regardless of the tier or the host they belong to. Having duplicate node names can cause confusion and errors in the data collection and reporting. Therefore, you should use a naming convention that ensures uniqueness and clarity for each node1.
References:
Tiers and Nodes
Name Business Applications, Tiers, and Nodes


NEW QUESTION # 42
A customer wants a dashboard that will show them the number of current database connections on their application in a Timeseries graph, and compare it to past averages for the same time What option would solve this the fastest for the customer?

  • A. Include baseline data within widgets on the dashboard
  • B. Create another dashboard and put them side by side.
  • C. Create a report that shows the historical data they are looking for
  • D. Open up the application and change the time range to show the time they want

Answer: A

Explanation:
Explanation
The option that would solve this the fastest for the customer is to include baseline data within widgets on the dashboard. Baseline data is the data that represents the normal or expected behaviorof a metric, based on the historical data collected by the AppDynamics Cognition Engine. By including baseline data within widgets on the dashboard, the customer can easily compare the current value of the metric with the past average value for the same time. For example, if the customer wants to see the number of current database connections on their application in a Timeseries graph, and compare it to the past averages for the same time, they can create a Timeseries graph widget that shows the metric "Database Connections" and enable the option "Show Baseline Data" in the widget settings. This will display the current and the baseline values of the metric in the same graph, and allow the customer to see the trends and deviations over time1.


NEW QUESTION # 43
Which two reasons would cause an organization to upgrade AppDynamics agents? (Choose two.)

  • A. database issues
  • B. new features
  • C. application upgrade
  • D. agent issues

Answer: B,D

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Upgrade the Java Agent document1, one of the reasons to upgrade AppDynamics agents is to resolve agent issues, such as bugs, performance problems, or compatibility issues withthe Controller or the monitored application. Another reason to upgrade AppDynamics agents is to take advantage of new features, such as enhanced metrics, dashboards, alerts, or integrations, that are introduced in newer agent versions.
Therefore, the correct answer is A and D. Database issues and application upgrade are not directly related to the agent upgrade, unless they affect the agent functionality or compatibility. References:
Upgrade the Java Agent


NEW QUESTION # 44
Which statement about assigning roles to a group is true?

  • A. All users in a group have the same roles.
  • B. A group can contain multiple roles
  • C. A role must be assigned to at least one group
  • D. A role can only be assigned to one group

Answer: B

Explanation:
Explanation
A group can contain multiple roles, which means that the users in the group inherit the permissions of all the roles assigned to the group. For example, you can create a group that has both the Administrator and the Analytics Administrator roles, and the users in that group can perform both the administration and the analytics tasks1 References: 1: Roles and Permissions


NEW QUESTION # 45
Which two conditions would be a reason to update an existing Data Collector? (Choose two.)

  • A. A new method parameter has been added to an instrumented class
  • B. A new HTTP parameter has been added to an existing Business Transaction
  • C. The Business Transaction has been deprecated.
  • D. A new class and method have been deployed to the application.

Answer: A,D

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Data Collectors document1, a data collector is a configuration that captures application data from a method invocation or an HTTP request. A data collector is associated with a specific method signature or an HTTP parameter name. Therefore, if a new class and method have been deployed to the application, or a new method parameter has been added to an instrumented class, the existing data collector may not match the new code and may need to be updated. However, if the business transaction has been deprecated, or a new HTTP parameter has been added to an existing business transaction, the existing data collector may still work as expected, unless the data collector is specifically configured to filter by the business transaction name or the HTTP parameter value. References:
Data Collectors


NEW QUESTION # 46
A new Java process instrumented with the AppDynamics agent started with no errors in the log file. There is verified network connectivity between the host running Java and the Controller on all ports and load applied to the process. However, the host does not appear in the Tiers and Nodes view, and there are no metrics in the Metric Browser. What else should you check?

  • A. Troubleshoot > Errors, and observe changes as you vary the time window
  • B. Settings > License, and audit the license count for that agent type
  • C. Configuration > Development Level Monitoring, and enable Development Level Monitoring
  • D. Settings > My Preferences, and Enable Debug Mode to see more detailed error messages

Answer: B

Explanation:
Explanation
One possible reason why the host does not appear in the Tiers and Nodes view and there are no metrics in the Metric Browser is that the license count for that agent type has been exceeded. You can check the license usage and availability by going to Settings > License in the Controller UI. If the license count is exceeded, you can either purchase more licenses or deactivate some agents to free up the license slots12 References: 1: License Rules and Restrictions 2: Manage Licenses


NEW QUESTION # 47
After agents are installed, and application data is flowing through a Java application, a user sees that a remote database has not been discoveredin a known Business Transaction.To determine and configure the exit call to the database where would you go?

  • A. Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java
  • B. Database Calls > Options > Backend Detection > JDBC
  • C. Databases > Configuration > Collectors
  • D. Configuration > Java > Backend Detection > JDBC

Answer: A

Explanation:
Explanation
To determine and configure the exit call to the database, you need to go to Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java. An exit call is a call from an application component to an external service or system, such as a database, a web service, a message queue, or a cache. A backend is a logical representation of an external service or system that receives exit calls from an application component. AppDynamics automatically detects and identifies common types of backends, such as JDBC, HTTP, JMS, and so on.
According to the Exit Point Detection Rules - AppDynamics, the following steps are required to determine and configure the exit call to the database:
Go to Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java.
Select the application and the tier that contains the exit call to the database.
Click the Add button to create a new exit point detection rule.
Enter a name and description for the rule.
Select the type of exit call from the drop-down list, such as JDBC, HTTP, JMS, and so on.
Specify the class and method that make the exit call to the database.
Specify the match criteria for the exit call, such as the URL, the query, the host, the port, and so on.
Click Save.
Therefore, C (Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java) is the correct answer.
References:
Exit Point Detection Rules - AppDynamics
Cisco AppDynamics Associate Administrator Certification
Backends - AppDynamics


NEW QUESTION # 48
What is the default auto-refresh interval for custom dashboards?

  • A. 240 sees
  • B. 60 sees
  • C. 180 sees
  • D. 120 sees

Answer: D

Explanation:
Explanation
The default auto-refresh interval for custom dashboards is 120 seconds. This means that the data displayed on the dashboard will be updated every two minutes. The auto-refresh interval can be configured by the dashboard owner or administrator from the dashboard settings. The auto-refresh interval can be set to any value between 15 and 300 seconds, or disabled altogether. The auto-refresh interval applies to all the widgets on the dashboard, unless a widget has its own refresh interval specified.https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/23.x/latest/en/appdynamics-essentials/dashboards-and-reports/cust


NEW QUESTION # 49
By default, which two Sensitive Data Filters substring does the Java Agent enable? (Choose two.)

  • A. substring "credit card"
  • B. substring "ssn"
  • C. substring "key"
  • D. substring "account"
  • E. substring "password"

Answer: C,E

Explanation:
Explanation
By default, the Java Agent enables two Sensitive Data Filters substring: substring "key" and substring
"password". These filters prevent the agent from capturing and sending any data that contains these substrings to the Controller, such as query parameters, HTTP headers, cookies, environment variables, or system properties. This helps to protect sensitive information from being exposed in the Controller UI or reports. You can also add more filters or modify the existing ones by editing the agent configuration file1 References: 1: Filter Sensitive Data


NEW QUESTION # 50
When creating a scheduled report which field needs to be changed so the desired information is available in the report?

  • A. Report Type
  • B. Recipients
  • C. Report Title
  • D. Schedule

Answer: A

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Reports document1, the Report Type field determines what kind of information is captured in the report. There are different report types available, such as Application Health Report, Dashboard Report, Controller Audit Report, and so on. Each report type has different fields in the Report Data tab that can be customized. Therefore, to get the desired information in the report, you need to select the appropriate Report Type from the dropdown menu when creating a scheduled report. References:
Reports


NEW QUESTION # 51
When creating a Health Rule condition, which two metrics could baselines be used instead of defining a specific threshold? (Choose two.)

  • A. a metric with an average baseline of zero
  • B. Business Transaction errors per minute
  • C. overall average response time
  • D. calls per millisecond
  • E. an expression containing multiple metrics

Answer: C,E

Explanation:
Explanation
When creating a Health Rule condition, you can use baselines instead of defining a specific threshold for some metrics. Baselines are the dynamic values that represent the normal or expected behavior of a metric, based on the historical data collected by the AppDynamics Cognition Engine. Using baselines can help you account for the variations and seasonality of your application performance, and avoid false positives or negatives. You can use baselines for metrics that have a non-zero average value and a meaningful deviation, such as the overall average response time of a business transaction or an expression containing multiple metrics. You cannot use baselines for metrics that have a zero average value or a negligible deviation, such as the Business Transaction errors per minute or the calls per millisecond.https://www.appdynamics.com/product/how-it-works/application-performance-baseline
https://developer.cisco.com/docs/appdynamics/health-rules/


NEW QUESTION # 52
To alert the operations team that a cloud-based application has provisioned a new instance of a JVM, which standard action should an administrator take?

  • A. Create a Policy trigger for Discovery > New Node Discovered
  • B. Set up a simple extension that checks the number of nodes in a Tier and insert an event
  • C. Create a Policy trigger for Application Change > New Tier
  • D. Create a Policy trigger for Server Restart > New Node Discovered.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Explanation
To alert the operations team that a cloud-based application has provisioned a new instance of a JVM, an administrator should create a policy trigger for Discovery > New Node Discovered. This policy trigger will fire an event when a new node is discovered by the AppDynamics Controller, either by auto-discovery or manual registration. The event will contain information such as the node name, tier name, application name, and agent type. The administrator can then configure an action to send an email, SMS, or custom notification to the operations team with the event details. Alternatively, the administrator can also use the built-in alerting feature of the cloud provider to notify the operations team of the new instance creation.
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO42/Alert+and+Respond


NEW QUESTION # 53
After installing the standalone machine agent, how do you enable the agent to start collecting metrics?

  • A. The machine agent requires an app agent to collect metrics
  • B. The machine agent must be started and running
  • C. The machine agent runs with the monitored application
  • D. The machine agent starts collecting metrics as soon as it is installed

Answer: B

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Install the Standalone Machine Agent document1, the machine agent is a standalone Java program that collects performance statistics about your environment. It can be deployed on any machine that hosts application servers, database servers, messaging servers, Web servers, etc. However, the machine agent does not start collecting metrics as soon as it is installed. You need to start the machine agent manually or configure it to run as a service or a daemon. Therefore, the correct answer is D. The machine agent does not require an app agent to collect metrics, nor does it run with the monitored application. These are false statements. References:
Install the Standalone Machine Agent


NEW QUESTION # 54
A customer complains that their dashboard is broken They tell you that every time they change the time range using the time picker, the data on several of their dashboard widgets do not change to match the new time range What is happening in this situation?

  • A. the widgets are the wrong type for the dashboard
  • B. the data in those widgets is old and needs to be updated
  • C. the widgets are set to use their own time range
  • D. the dashboard is too large and needs to be smaller

Answer: C

Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Time Range Comparisons document1, you can use the Compare Time Range feature in Dash Studio to compare two time periods on a widget. However, this feature also means that the widget may not use the global time range set for the entire dashboard by default. Instead, the widget may use its own time range (denoted as T1) and a second time range (denoted as T2) for comparison. Therefore, if the customer changes the time range using the time picker, the data on the widget may not change accordingly, unless they also update the widget's time range settings. Tofix this problem, the customer can either disable the Compare Time Range feature or adjust the widget's time range to match the global time range. References:
Time Range Comparisons


NEW QUESTION # 55
Where do you go to create a user group?

  • A. Settings > My AppDynamics Account > Groups
  • B. Settings > AppDynamics Groups > Config Management
  • C. Settings > Administration > Groups
  • D. Settings > My Preferences > Groups

Answer: C

Explanation:
Explanation
To create a user group in AppDynamics, you need to go to Settings > Administration > Groups. A user group is a collection of users who share the same roles and privileges. You can use user groups to manage user access and permissions more easily. You can add, edit, delete, or duplicate user groups from the Groups tab on the Administration page.
According to the Manage Users and Groups - AppDynamics, the following steps are required to create a user group:
Click the Add button on the Groups tab.
Enter a name and description for the group.
Select one or more roles for the group from the Available Roles list. You can also create a new role by clicking the Add Role button.
Click Save.
Therefore, D (Settings > Administration > Groups) is the correct answer. References:
Manage Users and Groups - AppDynamics
Cisco AppDynamics Associate Administrator Certification
User Management - AppDynamics


NEW QUESTION # 56
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