Alert create for Endpoint group

[joyce-regions]

I have a group of endpoint with pattern in the between, these endpoints collect from OneAgent SDK. 

the endpoints run as names 

/irf-provider-container-reg/api/v6.4.0/party/us/customers/C-00000096205454/individuals

/irf-provider-container-reg/api/v6.8.0/party/us/customers/C-00000654654564/individuals

/irf-provider-container-reg/api/v5.0.0/party/us/customers/11656548380/individuals

Also they may not come same service because it may be incoming or outcoming call. Same endpoints can come from on two services. 

I want to create the alerts for groups of endpoints - if it possible as naming a

/irf-provider-container-reg/api/v6.4.0/party/us/customers/<accountID>/individuals

I try in Key request, but it just work on specific endpoint , not group. I also try web naming rule, but it is very hard to collect group endpoints. 

Anyone know how to do it, please help. 

[andreas_grabner]

Hi there.

Thanks for posting this here in the guild forum. I would however suggest that you post this in one of the Ask channels we have on the public discussion forum. Remember: our guild is a great group - but - you only have guild members here. I therefore suggest you repost this in the other forums that can be seen by everyone in the community. One such ask channel for your question might be the https://community.dynatrace.com/t5/Alerting/bd-p/Alerting or https://community.dynatrace.com/t5/Open-Q-A/bd-p/DynatraceQandA

Andi

[joyce-regions]

I will move this to Alert group. Thanks Andi

[PetrVlacil]

Hello,

Have you tried to use Request naming rules? With the request naming you can replace the actual random <account-ID> in the endpoint with some fixed string and Dynatrace will join those request into single request per service. Then you can mark it as a key request and specify alerting for it. But still it will be defined per service.

Request naming is available per service in service settings

or globaly in Classics settings > Server-Side Service monitoring

But there you have to define them via API.

There is a nice PRO TIP about generic request naming by @Julius_Loman on regex request naming https://community.dynatrace.com/t5/Dynatrace-tips/PRO-TIP-Global-request-naming-for-REST-services/m-... 

You can try to define you own regex matching that suits your case and merge your requests on services that you mark with some tag for example.