Retire superseded Splunk AppDynamics monitoring
Reference information for retiring superseded Splunk AppDynamics monitoring after a successful migration cutover.
Retire Splunk AppDynamics monitoring for a migration wave only after the migration wave completes post-cutover stabilization and the application and operations owners approve the result.
Prerequisites
Confirm that:
- Every application in the wave reports through the approved OpenTelemetry-only path.
- The approved stabilization period ends.
- No critical issue or active rollback trigger remains.
- Splunk Observability Cloud dashboards, detectors, and notification routes are operational.
- You document historical-data access and retention requirements.
- The rollback owner confirms that the retiring configuration no longer supports immediate recovery.
Retire monitoring for the wave
- Turn off Splunk AppDynamics Health Rules, policies, and actions that alert on the migrated applications.
- Confirm that Splunk Observability Cloud owns the active alert and notification route for each operational condition.
- Retire superseded Splunk AppDynamics dashboards, deep links, and operational references according to the approved retention policy.
- Remove obsolete Splunk AppDynamics agent settings, packages, and deployment steps only through the approved change and software-retirement process.
- Revoke temporary migration credentials when their approved retention period ends.
- Update application inventory, ownership, runbooks, incident-response procedures, and Support records.
- Preserve access to required historical Splunk AppDynamics data for the agreed retention period.
- Record the final application-owner, operations-owner, and migration-owner approval.
Completion criteria
The migration wave is complete when:
- You turn off Splunk AppDynamics ingestion and alerting for the wave.
- Applications use the approved OpenTelemetry-only configuration.
- Splunk Observability Cloud receives reliable telemetry and supports the required operational workflows.
- You document historical-data retention and access.
- You record all retirement actions and final approvals.