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Duplicate web request services created for same IIS App Pool when Agent technology type differs between IIS and .NET

Saqib_Fayaz
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Hello Community,
we are facing an issue with Azure  Appservices with same name and different technology type coming as duplicate services even when attributes to detect service are same.

Hello Dynatrace Community,

I am currently investigating a duplicate service detection behavior for some Windows App Services / IIS based applications.

For the same application, Dynatrace is creating two separate Web request service entities with the same visible service name. When I open the service properties, the main service detection attributes appear to be the same for both services.

Example service name:
WEBAPP-ABC

For both service entities, the following attributes are the same:

Process group:
IIS app pool WEBAPP-ABC

Context root:
/

Web application ID:
WEBAPP-ABC

Web server name:
WEBAPP-ABC

Service type:
Web request service

However, the services are still created as two separate monitored entities because the Agent technology type is different:

Service 1:
Agent technology type = IIS

Service 2:
Agent technology type = .NET

The technologies field for both services includes similar technologies such as:
.NET
ASP.NET
CLR
IIS App Pool
WCF

but the Agent technology type differs between the two service entities.

Another observation is that when I open both service entities, the .NET service appears to have received only a single request, and after that no further requests are shown. Most of the regular traffic seems to continue on the IIS service entity.

So it looks like Dynatrace briefly created or detected a separate .NET web request service for the same IIS app pool, even though the main detection contributors are the same. This makes it difficult to understand whether this is expected behavior, a temporary detection artifact, or something caused by service detection configuration.



Any help to resolve this would be appreciated

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