Hey @Sivp09,
It's hard to say for certain without seeing the metric selector in question but based on what you say it sounds like no, it won't create alerts for a specific entity and will evaluate the combined queue counts.
As an example of how this works, if I created a metric event using the first selector below, Dynatrace would not associate it with an entity. This is because it is evaluating the data returned by that query which is just 1 timeseries with no dimensionality. If I created it using the second selector, the one that is split, then it will evaluate each individual timeseries that is returned.
You can also see what Dynatrace will evaluate when creating the metric event. On the metric event page in the preview section there is a dropdown. In that dropdown you will find all of the timeseries it is evaluating. As an example, in the picture below it is evaluating 3 different timeseries for 1 metric event.
Hope the above helps, if you need more help or certainty then posting the query would allow us to look at what it is doing.
Hi @Fin_Ubels
i want to have multiple queues in single metric event, since event filter only gives 'and' conditions , i would like to use metric selector. will it gives induvial alerts when depth exceeds thresholds. (screenshot attached)
and another question, instead of creating multiple metric events , is there way to create single one for multiple thresholds since all will go to single alerting profile and problem notification.
Regards,
Sivp09
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