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Real user monitoring for your Xamarin app.
This package should not be installed directly and is intended for download and file distribution. With the AppDynamics agent, you can: - Monitor the health of your solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems
Anyone whose ever had to deal with loading Assemblies using standard .NET reflection facilities understands that it's not straightforward. Which context should I load into? How do I know that my Assembly is imported into the correct application domain? What if I want to load two versions of the same assembly into an application domain? How can I tear down an application domain where I've loaded my own assemblies? This package exists to provide a basic API for handling common AppDomain issues.
This package is the .NET Core micro agent for Windows. It is recommended for standalone installations. With the AppDynamics agent, you can: - Monitor the health of your solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems
Real user monitoring for your Maui app.
With AppDynamics for Windows Azure, users can now: - Monitor the health of their Windows Azure solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems - Dynamically scale up and scale down their Windows Azure application based on performance metrics Installing this package will instrument the roles in your Visual Studio solution for monitoring by AppDynamics. There is no traditional Windows wizard-style installation procedure required to use AppDynamics for Windows Azure.
Auto Instrumentation Addin for the AppDynamics.Agent library.
Exposes the hidden System.AppDomain in .NET Core. Required supporting classes are also exposed.
Real user monitoring for your Xamarin Forms app.
With AppDynamics for Windows Azure Cloud Services, users can now: - Monitor the health of their Windows Azure solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems - Dynamically scale up and scale down their Windows Azure application based on performance metrics Installing this package will instrument the roles in your Visual Studio solution for monitoring by AppDynamics. There is no traditional Windows wizard-style installation procedure required to use AppDynamics for Windows Azure.
This package is intended for applications deployed to Azure App Service (Azure WebApps, Azure WebJobs, Azure API Apps) With AppDynamics for Windows Azure, users can now: - Monitor the health of their Windows Azure solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems - Dynamically scale up and scale down their Windows Azure application based on performance metrics
This package is intended for applications deployed to Azure Cloud Services With AppDynamics for Azure Cloud Services, you can: - Monitor the health of your Windows Azure solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems - Dynamically scale up and scale down your Windows Azure cloud application based on performance metrics
This package is the AppDynamics SDK agent for .NET Core on Linux. It is recommended for standalone installations. With the AppDynamics agent, you can: - Monitor the health of your solution - Troubleshoot performance problems in real time - Rapidly diagnose root cause of performance problems
Adds monitoring for Java WebApps.
Provides useful methods for manipulating App Domains.
Provides strong-typed persistence of data in an AppDomain, which can also be transient and automatically removed on dispose. Usage: AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetData<Foo>(foo); var saved = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetData<Foo>();
Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery for CDK Applications (Stability: Deprecated)
AppDi - write maintainable selenium tests, fast.
Configuration block support for AppDynamics. NOTE: This does not tie in with the .NET agent, it's merely a construct to assist with configuration and automation.
