Hi there,
I don't know if many of you heard about APPIAN. It's a BPM platform used to build applications and deploy them as services for internal enterprise apps. http://www.appian.com/bpm-software/application-pla...
I saw that there where some discussions in the community but none of them had a definite answer.
My question is regarding the instrumentation/agent placement of the Appian back-end. Did any of you have had any experience with this? Where there any successful implementations of Dynatrace in the Appian back-end server?
I have already covered the front-end server which is a Jboss with no issues, but the customer wants a more detailed view of what's happening in the back-end.
Cheers and hope I'll get some good intel!
Answer by Andreas G. ·
Hi Sorin
do you have more details about the backend technology? I assume it is not Java as otherwise you could just put a Java Agent on that backend
andi
Hi Andi,
Unfortunately, I do not have any other information about the technologies used. I was wondering if anyone on the community has already had experience implementing some Appian projects. I've searched the internet and officially all they say is that Appian back-end is a proprietary technology (but I assume they're referring to the algorithms). I've also heard some discussions where they suggested it's C but no-one has any solid info.
The guys who manage the application do not have this knowledge about the application.
Cheers,
Sorin
JANUARY 15, 3:00 PM GMT / 10:00 AM ET