ADM Detected Applications

Modified on: Tue, 31 Mar, 2026 at 5:46 PM

Application Dependency Mapping (ADM) in Device42 discovers running services and imports detailed configuration information for supported applications. This capability enables deeper visibility into application components and their configurations across your environment.

Note: ADM discovers all running services, not just those listed here. For unlisted applications, you can use Application Component Templates to automate Application Component creation with custom logic.

Supported applications

The following table lists applications with enhanced discovery support, including the services detected and configuration data captured.

Application	Services Discovered	Configuration Information Imported
Apache	Yes	Web site titles, bindings, installed apps. For example: Drupal, Wordpress, SugarCRM
Coldfusion	Yes	Web servers, data sources, jrun
DB2	Yes	Version, install path, products, instances, port, protocols, config files *.cfg
Hadoop	Yes	Version, home directory, policies, configurations, config files, nodes, properties, resource manager
IIS6	Yes	Web site titles, bindings, installed apps For example: Drupal, Wordpress, SugarCRM
IIS7	Yes	Web site titles, bindings, installed apps For example: Drupal, Wordpress, SugarCRM
JBoss	Yes	Version, parameters, config files
MariaDB	Yes	Config file path, protocols/listening ports, data paths, config files, version
Microsoft SQL Server	Yes	Instances, shared memory, TCP/IP, named pipes, data paths
MongoDB	Yes	Config file paths, protocols, data paths
MySQL	Yes	Config file path, protocols/listening ports, data paths
Oracle Database	Yes	Instances, protocols, data paths
PostgreSQL Database	Yes	Config file paths, protocols, data paths
SAP Hana	Yes	Version, HDB Info, config files, ini files
Sybase	Yes	Instances, data path, config path, config files, base path, data server
Tomcat	Yes	Config files, version, home path, JVM, architecture
WebSphere	Yes	Version, config files, DTD path, product, path, servers

Access and explore Application Dependencies using Resource Maps

After you have discovered your cloud databases, follow these steps:

In the side bar click IT Asset Management > Inventory > Databases > Cloud Databases.
Select the database you would like to use as your starting point. Open the database to view the discovered information.
Go to the Resource Map tab to view relational data.
Click the search icon in the resource block to explore related resources.
Enter the resource name that you want to search.
Hover to the right of a list item's name to access the following additional actions:

Highlight items on the map (crosshair icon)
Display items on the map (branch icon)

Use cases

The following use cases demonstrate how ADM detected application data and resource maps support visibility, troubleshooting, and operational decision-making:

Identify application configurations without manual access
Troubleshoot issues using centralized configuration data
Audit application environments and dependencies
Improve visibility into complex, multi-tier applications

Limitations

The following limitations apply when configuring and exploring ADM detected applications and database relationships:

Currently supports DB-to-DB connections only
Only AWS is currently supported
When connecting using a VPN, the results may be limited