Question about differences in Azure Service Bus (What is shows) and What Dynatrace see.

[runatyr]

Hello:

We have recently started using Azure Service Busses.

When I look at the options for metrics in Azure directly. I have a larger list than is presented in Dynatrace?

So for example... "Replication Lag Count" shows up in Azure and not in Dynatrace Azure for Service Buss.

How do I have Dynatrace display the same options?

In Azure....

In Dynatrace

[kayjayeff1]

@runatyr I needed something similar for Event Hubs.  Not all metrics are transferred via the integration with Azure. 

I use the following DQL to produce "Lag".  See code below.

timeseries { 
      sumOutMsgs=sum(dt.cloud.azure.event_hub.traffic.msg_out),
      sumInMsgs=sum(dt.cloud.azure.event_hub.traffic.msg_in) },
  by: { azure.location , azure.event_hub_namespace.name, azure.resource.name}
| fieldsAdd TotMsgsOut = arraysum(sumOutMsgs)
| fieldsAdd TotMsgsIn = arraySum(sumInMsgs)
| fieldsAdd TotMsgsDiff = TotMsgsIn - TotMsgsOut
| fields  Location=azure.location, Namespace=azure.event_hub_namespace.name, EventHubs = azure.resource.name, TotMsgsDiff
| filter TotMsgsDiff > 0
| sort TotMsgsDiff desc

[runatyr]

Thank you kayjayeff1.

So..help me understand.... will DQL be able to pull any of the metrics not automatically transferred via the integration with Azure?

[kayjayeff1]

No.  In my use case, I wanted to be able to have a "lag" metrics in Dynatrace.  This was not coming from the integration for Event Hubs, so I created my own version of "lag" with DQL. 

I believe there are ways you could poll Azure Monitor to bring additional metrics into Dynatrace, but I have not explored that at all.