Notebook - DQL is throwing Error, or fetch Metrics, or Timeseries data

[heramb_sawant]

Hi Team,
I am trying to run  DQL in notebook to  fetch metric & timeseries data  but getting the below error,

1. Command - timeseries avg(dt.host.cpu.usage)
   Error - Unknown command: timeseries!

2. Command -  

     fetch metrics

     | filter startsWith(metric.key, "dt.process.jvm.threads.count")
   Error - Unknown record type: metrics.


Please help me on this.

Regards,
Heramb Sawant

[sinisa_zubic]

Hi Heramb,

Unfortunately, none of the two commands is currently available for you. But the team is currently in the progress of deploying it. You can expect the command to be available within the next couple of days.

Best,

Sini

[heramb_sawant]

Hi Sinisa,
Any update on deployment. Those 2 commands ( fetch metric & timeseries) are still not available  and this is the  huddle for us to implement SRG for metric evaluation.


Regards,
Heramb Sawant

[heramb_sawant]

Hi,
Any update on this??


Regards,
Heramb Sawant

[nickvogt]

Hi Heramb,

I'll email you so we can share and discuss more details around your specific tenant.

Take care,

Nick

[ShyamPradhan]

HI NIck,
Even I am also searching for same thing. Please let me know once it is available. 

[nickvogt]

Hi @ShyamPradhan,

This turned out to be a permissions issue. The required permission policy is called "Storage Default Monitoring Read". This should be added to the desired user groups in the account management page.

To do this, follow these steps:

• Log in to your Dynatrace account as an account admin (https://account.dynatrace.com/my/accounts) and select your environment.
• Go to "Identity Management" and select "Group Management."
• Choose the user group that should have access to Grail monitoring data.
• Scroll down to "Environment permissions" and click the expand button for the environment.
• Change to the "Policies" tab and bind the "Storage Default Monitoring Read" policy.

The image below provides a visual representation of this process.

I hope this helps!

Take care,
Nick