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Summary: HTTP monitors in Dynatrace may return health status codes indicating connectivity or configuration issues. This guide lists common error codes, explains their meaning, and provides step...
We can use the Crypto JS library code on Pre/Post execution script for the AES Encryption and Decryption in Synthetic HTTP Monitor. To do this we need to add the functions in to the pre/ po...
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When working with the Synthetic monitor executions API v2 - GET HTTP monitor and the Synthetic locations API v2, you may notice that location IDs don’t match. This happens because:
The...
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In the Dynatrace Synthetic Classic app, the WebUI only shows the latest successful and failed execution details. With Gen 3, execution details are available for all HTTP ...
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When you’re troubleshooting intermittent HTTP Monitor failures in Dynatrace, it’s often necessary to determine which Synthetic ActiveGate executed a specific monitor run—especiall...
Summary: The Entities API endpoint /api/v2/entities and Grail return a property 'isEnabled' for each Synthetic Monitor. This status is reflected in the Dynatrace Synthetic app in the latest...
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Dynatrace HTTP Monitors do not currently provide an out‑of‑the‑box option for AWS Signature Version 4 (SigV4) authentication. When monitoring AWS services that require signed API request...
To create SOAP requests on synthetic HTTP monitor, we need a sample HTTP Request & Response information like below,
Note:- This is the sample request and response which uses the dummy urls
&l...
You can use the below Sample Post Execution script JavaScript Code to retrieve the 'Set-Cookie' header on Synthetic HTTP monitors.
var cookies = response.getHeaders().getAll('Set-Cookie');
var setc...
Hello, I have two different REST services that I want to monitor with dynatrace. I want to send two different notifications when the services are down. So I've created two HTTP synthetic monitors ...
