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Cisco AppDynamics Professional Implementer v1.0 (CAPI 500-430) is a 90-minute exam. This exam certifies that candidates have the knowledge and skills to deploy AppDynamics controllers, agents, analytics servers, and EUM servers on-premises and in the cloud and can apply their knowledge to existing installations using previous platform versions or the latest SaaS release. The Cisco AppDynamics Professional Implementer certification proves you have the knowledge and skills to use AppDynamics technologies and APIs to extend and customize the AppDynamics platform.

You have one to two years of experience using AppDynamics technologies to monitor systems, applications, and business process performance.

You have the knowledge and skills required to deploy AppDynamics Controllers, Agents, and Servers, and use APIs to extend and customize the platform.

You are an architect, consultant, engineer, or administrator who works with AppDynamics technologies.

1.1 Determine events cluster configuration and timing

1.2 Determine hardware needs

1.3 Determine controller deployment mode

1.4 Determine EUM server deployment mode

1.5 Determine controller system requirements

1.6 Determine when to use custom correlation

2.1 Install the controller (manually and on Linux)

2.2 Configure controller self-monitoring

2.3 Configure controller SSL

2.4 Configure high availability

2.5 Install events service cluster

2.6 Upgrade the controller

2.7 Upgrade the EUM server

2.8 Upgrade events service clusters

3.1 Install the Java Agent

3.2 Install the .NET Agent

3.3 Install a standalone machine agent

3.4 Install a database agent

3.5 Install browser EUM

3.6 Use the mobile agent SDK

3.7 Install On-Premises EUEM Processor

3.8 Install the EUEM Agent

3.9 Upgrade the Java Agent

3.10 Upgrade the .NET Agent

3.11 Upgrade the Database Agent

4.1 Manage users in the Controller - RBAC

4.2 Perform platform health checks

4.3 Use the controller admin screen

5.1 Create alerting extensions

5.2 Create custom events

5.3 Install alerting extensions

5.4 Retrieve health rule violations

5.5 Retrieve lists (Apps, Tiers, Nodes, and BTs)

5.6 Retrieve metric data

1. Which implementation mode should be used when deploying an EUM Server with reverse proxy from a security and performance standpoint in a production environment?

A.Install the EUM Server on the same host as the Controller, behind the reverse proxy.

B.Install the EUM Server on a separate host from the Controller, in front of the reverse proxy.

C.Install the EUM Server on the same host as the Controller, in front of the reverse proxy.

D.Install the EUM Server on a separate host from the Controller, behind the reverse proxy.

Answer: D

2. Which two choices are available when specifying an application in a URL string for the Health Rule REST API? (Choose two.)

A.Application Alias

B.Application ID

C.Application GUID

D.Application Name

E.Application REGEX

Answer: B, D

3. Which two statements are true when updating the Database Agent? (Choose two.)

A.The Database Agent must be stopped and restarted during the upgrade.

B.If the agent is moved to a new location during the upgrade, the AppDynamics Controller must be reconfigured to reference the new location of the agent.

C.All data collectors created from the previous agent must be migrated to the new agent.

D.Controller-info.xml is the only file that needs to be migrated from the previous agent to the new agent.

E.After the Database Agent is upgraded, the AppDynamics Controller must be restarted.

Answer: A, D

4. The AppDynamics Controller is instrumented by an internal, out-of-the-box, AppDynamics Java agent. Which account and user name are used to connectto the Controller to view theinformation provided by the internal AppDynamics agent?

A.The account is ‘root’ and the user is ‘admin’.

B.The account is ‘customer!’ and the user is ‘root’.

C.The account is 'system' and the user is "root.

D.The account is internal’ and the user is ‘admin’.

Answer: C

5. Which three AppDynamics Controller properties govern how long metric data is retained in the database? (Choose three.)

A.metrics.ten.min.retention.period

B.metrics.ten.sec.retention.period

C.metrics.retention.period

D.metrics.min.retention. period

E.metrics. day retention period

F.metrics week retention period

Answer: A, C, D

6. Which two user accounts are created by the AppDynamies Controller during installation? (Choose two.)

A.Elastic search root user

B.GlassFish asadmin user

C.Customer-specified Controller administrator account

D.OS user that will run the controller

E.REST API user

F.MySQL appd admin user

Answer: B, C

7. What are two settings that an administrator can configure from the AppDynamics Controller Admin Console? (Choose two.)

A.Metrics baseline calculation

B.Controller log file rotation

C.Controller heap size

D.License allocation

E.Retention periods

Answer: D, E

8. What are three valid reasons to use the AppDynamics REST API to retrieve metrics? (Choose three.)

A.to archive 1-minute granularity data

B.to create a custom report to be run monthly to show average node availability

C.to calculate a new metric based on two existing metrics

D.to evaluate health rules

E.to retrieve health rule violations

F.to create an alert using a baseline to send to an internal ticketing system

Answer: A, C, E