05 Oct 2020 03:19 PM
Hi,
We have 2 process with the same name in 2 different servers
How do I show server name in dashboards?
seems like I'm missing something basic
Thanks,
Arnit
05 Oct 2020 04:57 PM
one thing we leverage was process and service renaming - you can read about it here: https://www.dynatrace.com/news/blog/more-effective-ai-to-human-interactions-with-dynatrace-davis/
06 Oct 2020 05:18 AM
We tried to use Service naming & Process group naming
But we get 2 hostnames front of the service/process name
We want to see in the dashboard 2 panels that show the service/process running on 2 different servers:
1. hostname01 - api-gateway-server
2. hostname02 - api-gateway-server
How can we do that?
06 Oct 2020 01:03 PM
Both names are coming up because they are part of the same host grouping. You can put them in separate hosts groups, or you can build up a management zone that cuts the data out by host, and then set the zone for that tile. So you would need to MZ's one for Host 1 and one for Host 2, then you'd clone two of those tiles and edit them and set the MZ for each one.
06 Oct 2020 10:14 AM - last edited on 16 Oct 2023 03:18 PM by random_user
Looks like Dynatrace is correctly showing those two process instances in one process group cluster, which is then providing the service called "api-gateway-server". You could of course split that PG into 2 new PGs by putting the hosts into different host groups. But I wouldn't recommend that approach, since you'd basically end up with a 2 duplicate services (api-gateway coming from host A and api-gateway from host B).
What you want instead is to filter the data based on instance, i.e. process running on host A vs. process running on host B. You could save these graphs under Multidimensional Analysis views, which are available under the Service api-gateway-server. So save one view with the instance filter for host A, and then another for host B.
The last tricky part is how to get those Multidimensional Analysis views into a dashboard. Based on this discussion, there's now an early adopter feature available which allows just that (see response by dynatrace A.: