Hi,
I'm afraid that if you only need to catch "Multiple infrastructure problems", there is no way to do it, as filters are "event filters", and not "problem filters".
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For anyone landing in this thread:
Events represent different types of individual detected anomalies, such as metric-threshold breaches, baseline degradations, or point-in-time events, such as process crashes. Dynatrace also detects and processes informational events such as new software deployments, configuration changes, and other event types.
A problem might result from a single event or multiple events, which is often the case in complex environments. To prevent a flood of seemingly unrelated problem alerts for related events in such environments, Dynatrace Davis® AI correlates all events that share the same root cause into a single, trackable problem. This approach prevents event and alert spamming.
Problems have defined lifespans and are updated in real-time with all incoming events and findings. Once a problem is detected, it's listed in your problems feed.
