Settings API - Metric metadata schema table
Metric metadata (builtin:metric.metadata)
Custom metrics metadata allows you to provide additional information for your metric.
builtin:metric.metadata
group:metrics
metric
GET | Managed | https://{your-domain}/e/{your-environment-id}/api/v2/settings/schemas/builtin:metric.metadata |
SaaS | https://{your-environment-id}.live.dynatrace.com/api/v2/settings/schemas/builtin:metric.metadata | |
Environment ActiveGate | https://{your-activegate-domain}/e/{your-environment-id}/api/v2/settings/schemas/builtin:metric.metadata |
Authentication
To execute this request, you need an access token with Read settings (settings.read
) scope. To learn how to obtain and use it, see Tokens and authentication.
Parameters
displayName
description
unit
unitDisplayFormat
The raw value is stored in bits or bytes. The user interface can display it in these numeral systems:
Binary: 1 MiB = 1024 KiB = 1,048,576 bytes
Decimal: 1 MB = 1000 kB = 1,000,000 bytes
If not set, the decimal system is used.
binary
decimal
tags
sourceEntityType
Specifies which entity dimension should be used as the primary dimension. The property can only be configured for metrics ingested with the Metrics API.
The MetricProperties
object
minValue
The minimum allowed value of the metric.
maxValue
The maximum allowed value of the metric.
rootCauseRelevant
Whether (true or false) the metric is related to a root cause of a problem.
A root-cause relevant metric represents a strong indicator for a faulty component.
impactRelevant
Whether (true or false) the metric is relevant to a problem's impact.
An impact-relevant metric is highly dependent on other metrics and changes because an underlying root-cause metric has changed.
valueType
The type of the metric's value. You have these options:
score: A score metric is a metric where high values indicate a good situation, while low values indicate trouble. An example of such a metric is a success rate.
error: An error metric is a metric where high values indicate trouble, while low values indicate a good situation. An example of such a metric is an error count.
error
score
unknown
latency
The latency of the metric, in minutes.
The latency is the expected reporting delay (for example, caused by constraints of cloud vendors or other third-party data sources) between the observation of a metric data point and its availability in Dynatrace.
The allowed value range is from 1 to 60 minutes.
The Dimension
object
key
displayName