get_problem
Fetch one Dynatrace problem by display or internal ID to review its status, severity, root cause entities, impact, Davis findings, and affected requests.
Instructions
Returns one Dynatrace problem. The default output is a compact overview: status, severity, start, end and duration; root cause entity, affected and impacted entities; the evidence grouped by entity with counts and the most relevant items; the impact; the Davis root-cause findings per candidate entity with the metric and event names; the event that triggered the problem with its baseline values; the most affected requests per service with their SERVICE_METHOD ids; and the entities on the dependency path Davis analysed that are affected, root cause or have events.
Pass problem as the display id (P-12345) or the internal problem id from list_problems. For the long form of one section pass detail: evidence (every evidence row), impact, davis (all candidates and findings), requests (the affected requests of every service) or path (the whole dependency path with event times). The Davis findings, trigger event and dependency path come from internal Dynatrace endpoints; if one of them is unavailable the rest is still returned with a note.
The result ends with the affected service id and the problem window to pass to analyze_failures and list_traces.
This tool runs through the Dynatrace Bridge browser extension in the user's logged-in browser. If it fails, report the error to the user; do not try to open browser tabs or use browser automation instead.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| limit | No | Maximum number of rows of the section chosen with `detail` to print. Default 100, at most 300. The output says how many were omitted. | |
| detail | No | Print the long form of this one section instead of the compact overview: evidence, impact, davis, requests or path. | |
| problem | Yes | Problem display id (P-12345, or just 12345) or the internal problem id (e.g. -1234567890123456789_1790000000000V2). | |
| environment | No | Which Dynatrace environment to query, as named in the Dynatrace Bridge extension popup. Omit it for the default, the first environment configured there. The names are not listed here because the extension had not connected yet when this description was built; `dynatrace_bridge_status` lists them. |