• ALTCSAAS-5090
• LIC-6154
• SYNTH-11626
• TMNT-9352

In the Create Policy and the Create Action Suppression wizards, you can now search and filter health rules when selecting the Health Rule Scope option. The Search box enables you to type a specific health rule name and select it from the list. Using the Filter option, you can filter the health rules by types, such as Business Transaction Performance, Overall Application Performance, Servers, Custom, and so on. These options make it easier to quickly locate specific health rules from an extensive list. Use the following navigation to locate the Search box and filter:

• Create Policy > Health Rule Scope > These Health Rules > Add
• Actions > Action Suppression > Create > Health Rule > Scope > Suppress Action execution for these specified Health Rules: > Add

See Create Policy and Create Action Suppression.

For example, in the health rule, you can define the relative path for the mobile app metric Data Points per Minute as:

Custom Metrics|*|Data Points per Minute

See Use Wildcards in Metric Definitions.

Custom Dashboard adds the Include Historical Nodes option for the following widgets:

• Time Series Graph
• Pie Chart
• Gauge
• Metric Value

For the Time Series Graph and Pie Chart widgets, this option is available only when you select one of the following criteria:

• Nodes within the specified Tiers
• These specified Nodes
• Nodes matching the following criteria

For the Gauge and Metric Value widgets, this option is available when you select Nodes.

See Widget Types.

This release introduces the following features:

• observe the required servers instead of all the server pages. Standard Role.
• use standard or dynamic roles when creating custom roles. You require the account level and the Controller level settings to create and use a dynamic role. See Role-Based Access for Servers
  Important: This feature is currently only available as an early preview ("Beta"). Splunk AppDynamics reserves the right to change the Beta and its documentation including the content herein, at any time, for any reason, and without notice or compensation to you before making it generally available as well as never making it generally available. This documentation is not a guarantee of future product features and should not be relied upon in making any purchasing decisions. Actual product results may vary from forward-looking statements due to factors including but not limited to: changes in Splunk AppDynamics and third-party technologies, factors related to the economy and target markets, acquisitions of other companies, the hiring and termination of personnel, and other factors. Please refer to the full terms at

  https://www.splunk.com/en_us/legal/appdynamics-limited-license-agreement.html

  for details.

• real-time monitoring of compute, memory, power, and thermal metrics

• new dashboard insights for efficient resource planning and issue resolution in both standalone and Kubernetes environments.

See GPU Monitoring.

The following enhancements are designed to provide improved visibility and control on your license metrics:

• View the Metric Browser tab in the User Profile > License page.
• In Metric Browser, you can now view the following license metrics and compare them with baseline values:

  • the Limit and Usage metrics associated with the Agent Based Licensing and Infra Based Licensing packages.

  • the contribution metrics across various hosts and agents such as .Net, Java, PHP, and Python.
  • the storage metrics for mobile apps and browser apps for end user monitoring.
  • license rule usage metrics associated with the default and custom health rules. Currently, the license rule metrics are applicable only for the Agent-based licensing package.

• View the Events tab in in the User Profile > License page. This dashboard displays all the events related to licensing and alerts. See Events dashboard.
• You can build a dashboard based on the license metrics. This dashboard enables you to effectively visualize license usage and monitor health rule statuses. See Widgets.

• Create health rules, policies, and actions for the licensing metrics and get alerts when your license usage and limit metrics exceed specified threshold values. See Alerts for License Metrics.