A backend's throughput has dropped significantly, but its response time is normal. What is the most likely impact on the business transaction?

There will be no impact on the transaction.

The transaction will be unaffected because response time is normal.

The transaction's response time will decrease.

The transaction may experience an increase in errors or timeouts if the backend is not handling the expected load.

A company uses multiple third-party REST APIs. Currently, all calls to these APIs appear as a single 'HTTP' backend in the Flow Map. They want to see each API as a separate backend. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

Enable automatic HTTP backend discovery, which will split backends by host and port.

Create a custom backend for each API and manually assign exit calls to them.

Use transaction snapshots to manually identify each API call.

Change the backend type to 'Custom' and use a naming rule based on the URL path.

How does correlating backend performance with business transactions help in AppDynamics?

It replaces the need for transaction monitoring

It automatically fixes backend issues

It provides a list of all backend errors

It identifies which business transactions are impacted by backend issues

What is the first step in troubleshooting a slow backend in AppDynamics?

Disable the backend in the flow map

Check the backend's response time and error rate metrics

Increase the timeout for the backend

An organization has a custom internal service that is not automatically detected as a backend. They want to monitor it as a backend without modifying the application code. What is the best approach?

Use a transaction snapshot to manually add the service as a backend.

Enable automatic backend discovery for all protocols.

Create a custom backend and use a backend detection rule to match the exit calls based on the service's identifying characteristics.

Install a separate agent on the custom service to monitor it directly.

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