Request Count, split by: "Host" instead of "Process"

[barbarosisik]

Hi,
as I have shown in the screenshot, can we select and display the Request Count metrics, Split By filter as "Host" instead of "Process" in the Data Explorer page?

To be more specific, is there a way for me to select the Split By filter as "Host" instead of "Process" and display the Request Count of the Hosts?

Thanks in advance for your kind answers. 

[AntonPineiro]

Hi,

Can you enable "Advanced mode" and share built metric name?

Best regards

[barbarosisik]

Hello, thank you for your kind reply.

As you stated, here is the advanced mode screenshot.

If there is any other information that you think might be helpful, I would like to share it quickly.

Thank you.

 

[Mizső]

Hi @barbarosisik,

Let's try this. I do not know that it will work or not for ingested jmx metrics.

:parents:splitBy("dt.entity.host","dt.entity.process_group_instance")

Will see... 

Best regards,

Mizső

[barbarosisik]

Thank you for the feedback,

In order to check whether I can get results with the information you shared, I will meet with my team and get back to you.

Kind regards,

Barbaros IŞIK.

[Mizső]

Hi @barbarosisik,

Is it a builtin or a custom metric? Could you please check the metric dimensions and the documentation of parents transformation because maybe you can use it.

 https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/shortlink/api-metrics-v2-selector#parents

I hope it helps.

Best regards,

Mizső

[AntonPineiro]

Hi @Mizső and @barbarosisik,

Reading metric name convenction, it is a extension metric:

Extension metrics provided by OneAgent or ActiveGate extensions. These have the ext: prefix in the metric key.

And I understand "host" is not a dimension for that metric.

I would check if you can create a calculated service metric for your needs.

 Best regards

[Mizső · Accepted solution]

Hi @AntonPineiro,

It seems, it works with parents transformation at least for oneagent extension. I have already cheked it at a jmx metric.

So we can leave alone the dt.entity.host in the splitby().

Best regards,

Mizső