Agent-based Licensing Model
If you purchased Splunk AppDynamics licenses before February 23, 2021, you most likely have licenses in the Agent-based Licensing model. Agent-based Licensing is the original model in which each agent is licensed and metered individually. For Agent-based Licensing license entitlements, restrictions, and definitions, see License Entitlements and Restrictions.
| Licensing Package Type | Peak | Advanced | Pro | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Splunk AppDynamics Product | APM | APM Microservices | Real User Monitoring (RUM) | IoT | APM | APM Microservices | APM | APM Microservices | Real User Monitoring (RUM) | Browser RUM | Mobile RUM | Synthetic Monitoring | Database Visibility | Log Analytics | ||
| Application Performance Monitoring | ||||||||||||||||
| APM Any Language | ||||||||||||||||
| Infrastructure Visibility | ||||||||||||||||
| Transaction Analytics | ||||||||||||||||
| Network Visibility | ||||||||||||||||
| Server Visibility | ||||||||||||||||
| Database Visibility | ||||||||||||||||
| End User Monitoring | ||||||||||||||||
| Browser Real User Monitoring | ||||||||||||||||
| Mobile Real User Monitoring | ||||||||||||||||
| Synthetic Monitoring | ||||||||||||||||
| IoT for Connected Devices | ||||||||||||||||
| Business Performance | ||||||||||||||||
| Browser Analytics | ||||||||||||||||
| Mobile Analytics | ||||||||||||||||
| Transaction Analytics | ||||||||||||||||
| Log Analytics | ||||||||||||||||
Controller Tenant UI for Observing Usage
If you have an Agent-based Licensing license, you have the original UI to manage licenses in the Controller Tenant. See the Agent-based Licensing tab on Observe License Usage.
- RUM, RUM Analytics, Log Analytics, and Secure Application licenses are available outside the IBL Model. ↩ ↩ ↩
- The same entitlement as 5 APM Any Language units, restricted to use with the following: Docker Containers, all CloudFoundry-based providers, Redhat OpenShift, Heroku Dyno, Microsoft Azure App Services (including Azure WebApps, Azure WebJobs, and Azure API Apps), Microsoft Azure Functions hosted on a Microsoft App Service plan, Microsoft Azure Service Fabric, Microsoft Azure Containers, Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, Oracle PaaS (Java and Node.js only) and Bluemix Containers. ↩ ↩ ↩