topic Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed in Container platforms

Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

Sujoud9595 — Mon, 01 Jul 2024 11:00:52 GMT

hello, I noticed that I don't have the timeframe feature in the new Kubernetes dashboard.

I searched and read almost all the articles related to the Kubernetes new dashboard and found no explanation for that issue. Can you please help?

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

florian_g — Wed, 04 Sep 2024 11:38:14 GMT

Hi,

I assume by "new Kubernetes dashboard" you refer to the new Kubernetes app we introduced.

For the app, we plan to introduce timeframe selection for specific areas (charts, events, logs) around Nov. this year. Furthermore, around August timeframe, we plan to release a couple of Kubernetes dashboards in addition to the app, which will also allow you to change the timeframe. ~~You can already explore them today on our playground - from there you can also download the json and already upload it to your environment.~~
These dashboards are available on your tenant out-of-the-box (landing with K8s app version 1.17.2)

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

Sujoud9595 — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 11:19:06 GMT

Great news @florian_g especially for the Kubernetes application timeframe.

Can you please explain how I can upload the JSON to my environment? or if there is relevant documentation for it

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

florian_g — Fri, 19 Jul 2024 07:54:31 GMT

sure - on the linked playground you first download the dashboard as json.

afterwards, you click on upload on your tenant and selected the downloaded json file.

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

Sujoud9595 — Sun, 11 Aug 2024 07:05:38 GMT

Hey there,

@florian_g

I have a couple of questions about the new dashboards:

1. In the data explorer and classic dashboards, there are some "built-in" metric keys that I can't find in the new dashboards, such as:
- builtin:apps.web.action duration.load.browser
- builtin:service.dbconnections.total
- builtin:service.dbconnections.failureRate
- builtin:apps.web.actionDuration.load.browser
I checked the "Built-in Metrics on Grail - Dynatrace Docs" document but couldn't find these metrics or others that might help me filter the data. How can I use these metrics in the new dashboards?

2. I noticed that the new dashboards don't have drill-down functionality. For example, in the "Problems" section, we can see how many problems we have per domain, but clicking on it doesn't allow us to switch to the problems app. This might be because the "pin to dashboard" feature is missing in the new problems application. Are there any plans to add the "pin to dashboard" feature to the problems app so we can switch to the problems application?

Are you planning to add the "pin to dashboard" feature to the problems app so we can switch to the problems application?

Could you please advise on the metrics and let me know if there are other ways or documentation I might have missed? It would also be great to know if there are any plans for new releases related to the new dashboard application.

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

florian_g — Wed, 04 Sep 2024 11:35:19 GMT

I'd hope that @wolfgang_beer , @thomas_ziegelbe and @arlindo can help here with answers.

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

florian_g — Wed, 04 Sep 2024 11:39:08 GMT

meanwhile these dashboards should be available on your tenant out-ot-the-box (landing with k8s app version 1.17.2; roll-out started today)

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

arlindo — Sat, 14 Sep 2024 16:13:45 GMT

Hi @Sujoud9595,

The metric keys you listed, are indeed not in Grail, so they can't be used in the New Dashboards.

Regarding the builtin:apps metrics, we just published this article: Analyze granular digital experience data for insightful analysis with DEM metrics on dashboards and apps on the latest Dynatrace. In summary, the way we capture and store application data in the new Dynatrace experience is undergoing some optimizations, and some of the metric keys we used to have will be replaced by others. Nonetheless, when the new DEM metrics are GA, we will publish a mapping to allow for a smooth migration of the dashboards that exist in Dashboards Classic.

The builtin:service.dbconnections metric keys should have been listed in this Unsupported metrics section (we'll fix that). As a first phase, we are planning support for metrics like these via DQL queries, when we make querying spans and traces available in Grail. In the Unsupported metrics section, you'll find an example DQL query that would replace the metrics builtin:service.dbChildCallCount and builtin:service.dbChildCallTime. Note: querying traces in Grail is planned to come early next year. It's currently not generally available.

Re: Kubernetes new - timeframe missed

ekun_koya — Tue, 12 Nov 2024 16:41:12 GMT

When in November will the timeframe be made available?