Dynatrace

Acquire or extend the current user's lock on a document. A user can lock at most five documents, and a lock can last at most 15 minutes.

Add users or groups to an accessible Dynatrace direct share.

Grant read or write permissions on a settings object to one accessor.

Return structured Dynatrace Grail DQL completion suggestions at an optional cursor position. The connected OAuth client and user need at least one supported storage read permission, plus storage:<table>:read for every dataset referenced by the DQL query.

Move up to 100 documents to trash in one request and return the outcome for each document. Trashed documents are inaccessible until restored.

Request cancellation of an active workflow execution. Acceptance does not wait for the execution to reach CANCELLED.

Cancel a Grail query identified by its request token. The connected OAuth client and user need at least one supported storage read permission, plus storage:<table>:read for every dataset referenced by the original query.

Request cancellation of an active task execution. Acceptance does not wait for the task or workflow to reach a terminal state.

Claim another user's environment share and gain its granted access to the shared document. This access cannot be relinquished by the claimer.

Close an open Dynatrace problem and add the supplied closing comment. Closure is an irreversible state change; an already closed problem is left unchanged.

Create a Dynatrace Automation business calendar.

Create a read or read-write direct share for a Dynatrace document.

Create a Dynatrace document from metadata and up to 50 MB of binary content.

Create an environment-wide share link for a document owned by or reshareable by the connected user.

Add a new visible comment to an existing Dynatrace problem. The operation mutates the problem's comment history.

Create a Dynatrace scheduling rule from the official SDK rule contract.

Create a Dynatrace workflow from its task and trigger definition.

Delete a Dynatrace Automation business calendar.

Delete a direct share without deleting its Dynatrace document.

Move a document to the trash. The caller must own the document and provide its current optimistic-locking version.

Delete an environment share and revoke the document access granted through that share from all claimers.

Irreversibly trigger deletion of one metric ingested through Metrics v2. Dynatrace rejects metrics written within the last two hours and does not delete the metric's data from Grail storage.

Irreversibly trigger bulk deletion of Metrics v2-ingested metrics selected by metric_selector and age. Wildcards can select many or all custom metrics. This does not delete metric data from Grail storage.

Permanently delete one identified comment from an identified Dynatrace problem. This action cannot restore the deleted comment.

Permanently delete one scheduling rule by UUID.

Delete a Dynatrace settings object using optimistic locking.

Remove every permission a user, group, or all-users accessor has on a settings object.

Irrevocably delete a snapshot without changing the document's current state. Only the document owner can delete it. Deletion does not consume Dynatrace's snapshot creation quota of 5 snapshots per document within 60 seconds.

Irreversibly destroy a trashed Dynatrace document owned by the connected user. This operation cannot be undone.

Permanently delete a workflow that is already in trash.

Delete a webhook handler using an installed Dynatrace app as its context.

Download the binary content of the latest document version or a specific snapshot, preserving the provider's filename and MIME type.

Create a copy of a Dynatrace Automation business calendar.

Duplicate a Dynatrace scheduling rule, optionally assigning a new title.

Create a new workflow by copying an existing Dynatrace workflow.

Start an asynchronous Grail DQL query and return either its result or a request token for polling. The connected OAuth client and user need at least one supported storage read permission, plus storage:<table>:read for every dataset referenced by the DQL query.

Export a workflow as the provider's JSON WorkflowExport definition.

Export one historical workflow version as a transferable JSON workflow definition, including its tasks and configuration. Use Inspect Workflow History Record instead for read-only inspection of saved runtime metadata.

Export the current workflow, or a historical version when version is supplied, as the provider's reusable YAML template envelope.

Generate the default settings value for a Dynatrace schema and optional scope.

Return one Dynatrace Automation action execution.

Return the plain-text log for a Dynatrace Automation action execution.

Return the sample result for a Dynatrace Automation action. This provider endpoint is deprecated; Dynatrace does not name a replacement.

Return one Dynatrace Automation business calendar.

Return one historical version of a Dynatrace Automation business calendar.

Return an accessible Dynatrace direct share by its ID.

Retrieve a document's metadata and binary content, optionally from a snapshot.

Return metadata for the latest version or a specific snapshot of a document.

Return one monitored entity by its Dynatrace entity identifier.

Return the schema and relationship metadata for one Dynatrace entity type.

Retrieve an accessible Dynatrace environment share by its ID.

Return one Dynatrace event by its event ID; the connected environment must expose the Events v2 REST endpoint.

Return details of one event property supported by the Dynatrace environment.

Return details of one event type supported by the Dynatrace environment.

Return a workflow execution and its current asynchronous state.

Return the plain-text log for one workflow execution.

Return a country's holidays, optionally bounded by an inclusive date range.

Return the descriptor of one metric by its metric key.

Return details of one Dynatrace problem by its problem ID.

Return one identified comment from a Dynatrace problem.