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EC2 Credentials for AIQ Integrations Use this article when AIQ needs to access AWS EC2 resources. Prefer IAM roles or instance profiles whenever possible, and use static credentials only when the customer security model explicitly requires them. Security guida...

Use this overview to understand how repositories support AIQ scenario, resource, and test asset management. What changed in this article Converted the short “Repositories” page into an overview that points to configuration and operational usage. Clarified that...

Recommended guidance Set up repository connections in AIQ when tests, services, data files, or reusable assets need to come from controlled source control. The connection should be tied to a clear project, branch strategy, and access model. Before setup Confir...

Use this article when connecting AIQ to Git, SVN, or other approved repositories for scenario, resource, and test asset storage. What changed in this article Renamed the page to current AIQ terminology and shortened the title. Updated repository guidance aroun...

Managing Repositories in AIQ Repositories store or exchange assets used by AIQ workflows, such as scripts, test data, evidence, and integration files. Keep repository definitions consistent across environments so tests remain portable and supportable. Recommen...

Recommended guidance Configure Git repositories in AIQ so scenarios, service assets, data files, and shared resources can be maintained through controlled version history. Repository access should use approved credentials or keys and should avoid storing secre...

Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 This article is retained as a legacy reference for teams that still maintain SVN-backed AIQ assets. Recommended guidance Use Git-based repository workflows where available for current AIQ projects. Keep SVN access limited to e...

Configure an S3 Repository in AIQ Use an Amazon S3 repository when AIQ needs to read or write test assets, files, evidence, or integration payloads in AWS object storage. Corrected the title spelling and updated the page around current repository and AWS secur...

Configure an FTP Repository in AIQ Use FTP repositories only when required by a customer environment. Prefer SFTP, HTTPS, or cloud repository options when security policy allows, because standard FTP does not encrypt credentials or file contents. Configuration...

Configure an SFTP Repository in AIQ Configure an SFTP repository when AIQ needs to exchange files with a controlled external location. Use secure credentials, least-privilege access, and a clear folder structure for test assets and outputs. Configuration check...

Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 Use this page as the entry point for AIQ integrations with APM tools such as AppDynamics, Dynatrace, New Relic, and Datadog. What changed in this article Use APM integrations to correlate AIQ execution windows with application...

Integrate AIQ with Datadog APM Use Datadog APM integration when AIQ executions need to be correlated with application traces, infrastructure metrics, or service health data. Coordinate with the application and observability teams before enabling collection. Co...

Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 Use this article when AIQ results need to be correlated with AppDynamics application, tier, node, or transaction metrics. What changed in this article Confirm the AppDynamics controller URL, account, application, tier, and met...

Configure AppDynamics Integration for AIQ Monitoring Last reviewed: September 21, 2026 Use this page when AIQ performance testing needs to correlate execution data with AppDynamics monitoring. Configure only the minimum access required for the target environme...

Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 AppDynamics can help correlate AIQ executions with application performance metrics when both systems are configured consistently. Recommended guidance Use AppDynamics to compare AIQ run timing with application, tier, and trans...