- CloudFoundry Environment with Appdynamics Tile installed and configured with controller(s) information.
- Sample Application.
- Make sure appdynamics service is available by doing
cf marketplacecommand
pavan.krishna@OSXLTPKrishna:~/pcf-dash-generator$ cf marketplace
Getting services from marketplace in org appdynamics-org / space dev as admin...
OK
service plans description
app-autoscaler standard Scales bound applications in response to load
appdynamics 443Controller, 450Controller Appdynamics Monitoring Platform
- Create a service instance of appdynamics plan (controller configuration) that we want to expose to the application we are pushing.
cf create-service appdynamics <plan/controller_config> <name_of_the_application>
pavan.krishna@OSXLTPKrishna:~/pcf-dash-generator$ cf create-service appdynamics 443Controller appd443
Creating service instance appd443 in org appdynamics-org / space dev as admin...
OK
Note that if we already have an instance for the plan of our choice, we donot have to create another one, we can reuse the same instance across multiple applications.
pavan.krishna@OSXLTPKrishna:~/pcf-dash-generator$ cf services
Getting services in org appdynamics-org / space dev as admin...
name service plan bound apps last operation
appd443 appdynamics 443Controller create succeeded
- Edit manifest.yml to include the service instance we created so that the application binds to the instance. Just add
services:
- appd443
so manifest.yml will look like
---
applications:
- name: spring-music
memory: 1G
random-route: true
path: build/libs/spring-music-1-1.0.jar
services:
- appd443
- Push the application using
cf push
pavan.krishna@OSXLTPKrishna:~/pcf-dash-generator$ cf push
Once it is pushed, you can generate the traffic and you will notice the application getting instrumented on Appdynamics Controller.
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