Connecting Agents¶
Prerequisites¶
The network between your host and APM is normal.
You can run the Telnet command to check the network.
Important
Java supports enhanced Agents.
Procedure¶
Log in to the management console.
Click on the left and choose Application > Application Performance Management.
In the navigation pane, choose Application Monitoring > Applications.
On the displayed page, click Connect Application.
Select a region and application.
Select Java for Backend Language.
Select Enhanced Agent for Code Source.
Select an access mode based on the application type and access data by following the instructions.
¶ Parameter
Description
Mandatory
APM_AK
APM_SK
AK and SK for installing JavaAgent.
Caution
CAUTION: When you copy the command to install JavaAgent, delete {} when setting APM_AK and APM_SK.
Yes
Probe Installation Path
Path for installing the Agent.
Yes
appName
Component name, which must start with a letter. A component can contain multiple environments. The names of components under an application must be unique. If there are duplicate names, use instanceName to distinguish them.
Yes
env
Name of an environment where an application is deployed. A program can be deployed in different environments (such as the test or live network environment). Each environment is deployed in one region and has a unique region attribute. If this parameter is blank, the default environment will be used.
No
envTag
Environment tag for filtering environments. Different environments may have the same tag. This parameter can be left blank.
No
business
Name of an application that already exists (a global concept). If this parameter is left blank, the automatically created application will be used.
No
subBusiness
Name of a sub-application (a global concept), which is similar to a folder. If it is left blank, resources will be mounted to the root application. There can be up to three layers of sub-applications. For example, for a/b/c, a, b, and c respectively represents a layer.
No
User Application
Name of a user application.
Yes