DatabasesThe Databases app provides a unified view over all elements necessary for unified observability, including services, hosts, instances, and other core elements that can influence database performance, such as tablespaces, or Oracle multi-tenant entities (like container databases, pluggable databases, and others).
This app aims to be the only tool required to monitor and understand the availability and performance impact of all observed databases for all stakeholders involved.
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This application is a brief introduction of a planned end-to-end observability and intelligent tracing for databases application. Please share your feedback about the application via a dedicated Dynatrace feedback channel or by raising a product idea.
Query performance tracking may expose sensitive data in reported statements. Consequently, Dynatrace provides an optional mechanism that allows masking of selected attributes. Details are available in Dynatrace Documentation.
The configurations below shows you how to hide data, specifically for the purpose of query performance tracking.
The first option is to create a processing rule under Settings -> Log Monitoring -> Processing by filling Processor definition e.g.
USING(INOUT content) | FIELDS_ADD(content: REPLACE_PATTERN(content, "(\"'\"):p1 (LD):p2 (\"'\"):p3", "${p1}${p2|sha1}${p3}")) .
The same can be achieved by extension modification, which involves additional logProcessingRules section.
logProcessingRules:
- ruleName: TopN statements masking
query: event.group="query_performance"
enabled: true
ProcessorDefinition:
rule: |
USING(INOUT content) | FIELDS_ADD(content: REPLACE_PATTERN(content, "(\"'\"):p1 (LD):p2 (\"'\"):p3", "${p1}${p2|sha1}${p3}"))
RuleTesting:
sampleLog: |
{
"event.group": "query_performance",
"content": "/*dt:ownQuery*/SELECT DECODE(name, 'sessions', value) AS sessions_limit, DECODE(name, 'processes', value) AS processes_limit FROM v$parameter WHERE name IN('sessions', 'processes')"
}
Please adjust the above rule to match your environment, if needed.
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