23 Mar 2020
11:23 AM
- last edited on
16 Dec 2021
11:32 AM
by
MaciejNeumann
Hi Team,
The apache process is activation for deep monitoring is unsuccessful with error permission issue for the process. the process is running as a container on kubernetes cluster node, Other process running on the same vm are monitoring without any issues.

does anyone face the similar issue? can anyone confirm what permissions it required.
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23 Mar 2020 12:54 PM
Hi Mayana,
There may be an issue with the startup times for the containers depending on deployment strategy?
There is a startup dependency between the container in which OneAgent is deployed and application containers to be instrumented (i.e., which have deep process monitoring enabled). The OneAgent container must be started and the oneagenthelper process must be running prior to the application container being launched so that the application can be properly instrumented.
How are you deploying the OneAgent?
Best regards,
Radu
23 Mar 2020 02:27 PM
Hi @Radu S.,
The process has been started after the dynatrace one-agnet process is started. Its showing some permission issues.
We have deployed dynatrace one-agent process as docker deamon.
24 Mar 2020 08:47 AM
Hi @Mayana K.
Try browsing through the OneAgent logs, especially the ones created for Apache where you should look for indication of errors.
Commonly this may also be a networking issue, if so, the log should have messages similar to "URL https://xxxxxxx:9999/communication not working".
As well, have you already tried restarting the apache process?
28 Apr 2026 11:45 AM
Hello Radu,
I have the same problem. Processes were restarted however the oneagent communicates with AG via port 443. COuld this be the problem? Becuase I have found lots of errors You mentioned but also found messages saying the communication works via 443.
Thanks
Kind regards
Peter
30 Apr 2026 07:37 AM
@Peter_Lepsis Can you describe your situation more?
OneAgents have a list of communication endpoints (configuration file - from installation / k8s deployment, get that from the Operator). It will be updated as soon as the OA connects.
Network zones may have a role here if you use them, and it depends on how zones are configured (fallback zones).
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