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ADVANCED INSTALLER CUSTOM INSTALLATION INSTALL
ADVANCED INSTALLER CUSTOM INSTALLATION DOWNLOAD

It's particularly important to keep you host ID static in dynamic virtual environments where hosts are recreated on a daily basis. For OneAgent version 1.221 and earlier, this feature is supported only for Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops. Host ID sourceĪvailable on all supported platforms for OneAgent version 1.223+. To change the host tags after installation, use -set-host-tag in OneAgent command-line interface. It is allowed to define tags with the same key but different values. You can add or change more than one tag in the same command.

ADVANCED INSTALLER CUSTOM INSTALLATION DOWNLOAD

Shell copy download -set-host-tag=TestHost -set-host-tag=role=fallback -set-host-tag=Gdansk To set the communication endpoint, pass it as a parameter value: To change it, use the IP address or a name.

ADVANCED INSTALLER CUSTOM INSTALLATION INSTALL

If you install OneAgent using the Dynatrace Deploy page, this is already set to the correct value. Depending on your deployment, it can be a Dynatrace Cluster or ActiveGate. The address of the OneAgent communication endpoint, which is a Dynatrace component that OneAgent sends data to. bin/sh Dynatrace-OneAgent-Linux.sh DATA_STORAGE=/data/dynatrace/runtime Communication endpoint The DATA_STORAGE parameter allows you to define a directory dedicated to storing large runtime data produced by OneAgent in full-stack monitoring mode, such as crash reports or memory dumps. You will be notified to restart a corresponding process on the Process overview page.ĭefault value: /var/lib/dynatrace/oneagent/datastorage

After you set or change the LOG_PATH parameter, you must restart deep-monitored processes, so that OneAgents monitoring them can pick up the new path to store logs.

Existing files are not migrated to the new location.

If you use the parameter to change the location for an already installed OneAgent:

The value must not point to /opt/dynatrace/oneagent/log, which is the default log location for OneAgent versions earlier than 1.203.

Your custom log path must meet the following requirements: For example:īash copy download /bin/sh Dynatrace-OneAgent-Linux-1.0.0.sh LOG_PATH=/data/dynatrace/logs Custom directory requirements The LOG_PATH parameter allows you to customize your OneAgent log directory. Prerequisite: Using this parameter when SELinux is enabled requires the semanage utility to be available on your system.

The value must not be a child directory of /var/lib/dynatrace.ĭefault value: /var/log/dynatrace/oneagent.

The value must not be an already existing symbolic link.

The value must be an absolute path and must not point to the root volume directory.

You must not share or nest in one another the installation, storage, and log directories.

One reason is security, while the other is automatic cleanup performed periodically by OneAgent, which could remove files created by other applications.

The directory must be dedicated to OneAgent purposes only.

Your custom installation directory must meet the following requirements: To customize the log path, use the LOG_PATH parameter. Note: The INSTALL_PATH parameter doesn't control the OneAgent log and configuration files directories. Note that this symbolic link needs to be removed manually after OneAgent is uninstalled. The installer creates the symbolic link /opt/dynatrace/oneagent > /data/dynatrace/agent and the OneAgent installation files are placed in the specified directory (in this example, /data/dynatrace/agent). Bash copy download /bin/sh Dynatrace-OneAgent-AIX-1.0.0.sh INSTALL_PATH=/data/dynatrace/agent