A Node.js application is running on a Linux server. The administrator wants to install the Node.js Agent. The application is started with the command 'node app.js'. What is the correct way to install and start the agent?

Use the Agent Installer to install the Node.js Agent and restart the application.

Copy the agent files to the application directory and add 'require("appdynamics")' to the application code.

Download the agent zip, extract it, and set the NODE_PATH environment variable.

Install the agent via npm and start the application with 'node -r appdynamics app.js'.

Which of the following is a prerequisite for installing the Java Agent on a host that will run the instrumented application?

The host must have a public IP address to allow the agent to communicate with the Controller.

The application must be deployed as a WAR file in a servlet container.

The host must have at least 8 GB of RAM available for the agent.

A supported Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version must be installed on the host.

A Java application is running on a server with JDK 11. The administrator installs the Java Agent and configures it to connect to the Controller. The agent log shows 'Unsupported class file major version' errors. What is the most likely cause?

The agent version is too old and does not support JDK 11.

The agent is configured with the wrong Controller host.

The application name is not set in the agent configuration.

The agent's logging level is set to DEBUG, which causes the error.

A Java Agent is not sending data to the Controller. The administrator wants to troubleshoot the issue. Which log file should be examined first?

The agent log file located in the agent's logs directory.

The Controller's server log file.

The application's server log file.

After making changes to the agent configuration file, what must be done for the changes to take effect?

Run the 'agent-config reload' command.

Restart the application that the agent is attached to.

Wait for the agent to automatically detect the change.

Reload the agent configuration from the Controller UI.

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16application · medium
A Node.js application is running on a Linux server. The administrator wants to install the Node.js Agent. The application is started with the command 'node app.js'. What is the correct way to install and start the agent?
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Which of the following is a prerequisite for installing the Java Agent on a host that will run the instrumented application?
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A Java application is running on a server with JDK 11. The administrator installs the Java Agent and configures it to connect to the Controller. The agent log shows 'Unsupported class file major version' errors. What is the most likely cause?
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19application · medium
A Java Agent is not sending data to the Controller. The administrator wants to troubleshoot the issue. Which log file should be examined first?
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20foundation · easy
After making changes to the agent configuration file, what must be done for the changes to take effect?
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