How can I Exclude exceptions from monitoring
You can exclude specific exceptions from being tracked by Applications Manager APM Insight agent. For instance, exceptions that are thrown as part of the normal application process need not be tracked and can be excluded from being monitored.
This feature is available in Java agent v4.9 and.Net agent v5.4.To exclude exceptions:
APM -> Applications/Instances -> Monitor Actions > Edit -> APM Insight Agent Configuration Profile -> Edit Icon (
) -> Basic Configuration Profiles > List of Exceptions to be ignored from tracking
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