28 Nov 2017
12:54 AM
- last edited on
08 Dec 2021
05:05 AM
by
MaciejNeumann
Hello,
Is it possible to hide a part of a URL? See the blue parts of the below screenshot for an example:
I was considering the Resource URL cleanup rules, but I don't know if that would apply here as it was created for another use case (I cannot test it due to that functionality not being available yet in the cluster).
Kind regards,
Mike
Hi Mike,
The resource cleanup rules are only available for real user monitoring data.
Alex
Thanks, I thought as much but I hoped that it could be (mis)-used for this goal 🙂
is this a cleanup question or security related one?
Hi Michael, It is a security question.
GET parameters are obfuscated (replaced by '?') unless you have the "view confidential data" role assigned. POST parameters are never there. Hiding the URLs (or parts of them) would certainly lower value of using Dynatrace as problem solving tool. I can only imagine some cleanup rules (regex), that would mark parts of this URLs as confidential. I don't think this is available in Dynatrace at this time.
A regex rule that either removes it or at least marks it as confidential would be great. In this case the url's contain usernames of which user owns a bucket (look at it like an S3 bucket). The usernames are never to be linked back to a user action due to regulations.