Cluster Agent Validation
This page describes how to validate a Cluster Agent installation using the Kubernetes CLI or Helm chart.
Perform the following steps to validate that Cluster Agent is active.
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This page describes how to validate a Cluster Agent installation using the Kubernetes CLI or Helm chart.
Perform the following steps to validate that Cluster Agent is active.
kubectl -n appdynamics get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
appdynamics-operator-7958f676d9-gvdcw 1/1 Running 0 4d21h
k8s-cluster-agent-5967c9b7b9-rkwzt 1/1 Running 0 4d21h
cluster-agent.yaml file, and the cluster-agent-secret you created in the appdynamics namespace (which contains the Controller Account Access Key), then the Cluster Agent displays in the Controller UI under Servers/Clusterusing the appName from cluster-agent.yaml
cluster-agent.yaml file and that the monitored namespaces contain deployed pods.
If necessary, update the namespace configuration (nsToMonitorRegex) in the cluster-agent.yaml and re-create the Cluster Agent
kubectl -n appdynamics delete -f cluster-agent.yaml
kubectl -n appdynamics create -f cluster-agent.yaml