What's New in AppDynamics

Run Book Automation & PHP Support

Automation
PHP
Databases
Introducing Application Run Book Automation

If your app is a plane and AppDynamics is your dashboard, then Application Run Book Automation is your autopilot. It’s the first run book automation tool that lives at the application level, allowing it to help you automate fixes for complex problems.

Monitoring + Management

Application Run Book Automation comes with a library of run books for you to use, such as taking a thread dump, running a custom script or executable on the problematic node, or even scaling your application in the cloud.

Integrations

AppDynamics Run Book Automation will integrate with Chef, Puppet, Atlassian JIRA, ServiceNow and PagerDuty to allow you to run scripts, create support tickets and trigger workflows from within AppDynamics.

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Introducing AppDynamics for PHP

AppDynamics now supports the world’s #1 scripting language! AppDynamics for PHP offers dev and ops teams the ability to quickly identify, troubleshoot and diagnose performance bottlenecks in mission-critical PHP applications. 

Diagnose at the code level in PHP

With AppDynamics for PHP, just like AppDynamics for Java or .NET, you’ll be able to quickly and easily visualize application performance, understand Business Transaction context, and drill down to code-level detail for performance bottlenecks.

Introducing AppDynamics for Databases

More than half of application performance bottlenecks originate in the database, but most application teams have little or no visibility into database performance. With AppDynamics for Databases, you get 100% visibility into application performance, from the browser to the database. 

Unified Visibility into Database Performance

AppDynamics is now the only application performance management solution that gives visibility into application and database performance in a single pane-of-glass. Drill down into call stack traces in the app container and the SQL execution plans in the database – all in a few clicks.