dt-obs-logs

Automate Dynatrace log analysis and correlation using DQL queries.

2|Updated Apr 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pvellido1/traces-flow --skill dt-obs-logs-pvellido1
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Skill: dt-obs-logs
Source: https://github.com/pvellido1/traces-flow/tree/main/.github/skills/dt-obs-logs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pvellido1/traces-flow --skill dt-obs-logs-pvellido1

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines the analysis of Dynatrace logs, making it easier to troubleshoot issues and monitor performance in your application and infrastructure.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Log Query & Filter: Perform advanced searches and apply multiple criteria to filter logs by severity, content, and entity.
  • Pattern Detection: Identify trends and anomalies in log data through pattern recognition.
  • Error Rate Analysis: Calculate error rates and statistics to gauge the health of your applications.
  • Use Case: Quickly pinpoint errors in a production system by querying specific time ranges, severities, and process groups.

Quick Start

Analyze logs from the last hour for errors with 'fetch logs, from:now() - 1h | filter status == "ERROR"'.

Frequently Asked Questions about dt-obs-logs

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze Dynatrace logs to troubleshoot application errors?

To analyze Dynatrace logs for troubleshooting, you use DQL-based operations to query and filter log data by severity, content, and entity, pinpointing production errors within specific time ranges.

What is the best way to filter Dynatrace logs by severity and entity?

Filter Dynatrace logs by running DQL queries that apply multiple criteria, allowing you to narrow down log data by specific severity levels, content, and infrastructure entities.

Can I detect patterns and anomalies in Dynatrace log data?

Yes, you can detect patterns and anomalies in Dynatrace log data through pattern recognition capabilities, which identify trends and calculate error rate statistics to gauge application health.

How do I query Dynatrace logs from the last hour for errors?

Query Dynatrace logs from the last hour for errors by executing a DQL command like 'fetch logs, from:now() - 1h | filter status == "ERROR"' to retrieve and filter the relevant log entries.

Does Dynatrace log correlation support DQL-based operations?

Yes, Dynatrace log correlation fully supports DQL-based operations, offering query and analysis capabilities to automate log analysis and enhance monitoring within your Dynatrace environments.

What are the limitations of using DQL for Dynatrace log analysis?

DQL for Dynatrace log analysis requires specific knowledge of query syntax to perform advanced searches and apply multiple criteria, limiting use for those unfamiliar with DQL operations.