In which scenario should you restart application container instances for the OneAgent to function correctly?

Restarting application container instances after the OneAgent installation has fully completed is essential for ensuring that the OneAgent can function correctly. When OneAgent is installed within an application environment, it requires a restart to effectively integrate with the application and begin collecting monitoring data. This action allows the OneAgent to hook into the application processes and gather the necessary metrics for performance monitoring and analysis.

In many cases, especially within containerized environments, the proper functioning of monitoring agents relies on them being fully initialized alongside the application's runtime. Without this restart, the OneAgent may not be able to gather data or monitor the environment accurately.

Other scenarios might seem relevant, but they do not specifically relate to the fundamental necessity for the OneAgent to begin its operations post-installation. Deploying new application versions or refreshing application memory may not inherently require a restart of the OneAgent, while following an error message could potentially indicate issues unrelated to the initial installation phase.