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Dynatrace v0.27.0 published on Friday, Mar 21, 2025 by Pulumiverse
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Dynatrace v0.27.0 published on Friday, Mar 21, 2025 by Pulumiverse
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Using getDql

Two invocation forms are available. The direct form accepts plain arguments and either blocks until the result value is available, or returns a Promise-wrapped result. The output form accepts Input-wrapped arguments and returns an Output-wrapped result.

function getDql(args: GetDqlArgs, opts?: InvokeOptions): Promise<GetDqlResult>
function getDqlOutput(args: GetDqlOutputArgs, opts?: InvokeOptions): Output<GetDqlResult>
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def get_dql(default_sampling_ratio: Optional[float] = None,
            default_scan_limit_gbytes: Optional[int] = None,
            default_timeframe_end: Optional[str] = None,
            default_timeframe_start: Optional[str] = None,
            fetch_timeout_seconds: Optional[int] = None,
            locale: Optional[str] = None,
            max_result_bytes: Optional[int] = None,
            max_result_records: Optional[int] = None,
            query: Optional[str] = None,
            request_timeout_milliseconds: Optional[int] = None,
            timezone: Optional[str] = None,
            opts: Optional[InvokeOptions] = None) -> GetDqlResult
def get_dql_output(default_sampling_ratio: Optional[pulumi.Input[float]] = None,
            default_scan_limit_gbytes: Optional[pulumi.Input[int]] = None,
            default_timeframe_end: Optional[pulumi.Input[str]] = None,
            default_timeframe_start: Optional[pulumi.Input[str]] = None,
            fetch_timeout_seconds: Optional[pulumi.Input[int]] = None,
            locale: Optional[pulumi.Input[str]] = None,
            max_result_bytes: Optional[pulumi.Input[int]] = None,
            max_result_records: Optional[pulumi.Input[int]] = None,
            query: Optional[pulumi.Input[str]] = None,
            request_timeout_milliseconds: Optional[pulumi.Input[int]] = None,
            timezone: Optional[pulumi.Input[str]] = None,
            opts: Optional[InvokeOptions] = None) -> Output[GetDqlResult]
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func GetDql(ctx *Context, args *GetDqlArgs, opts ...InvokeOption) (*GetDqlResult, error)
func GetDqlOutput(ctx *Context, args *GetDqlOutputArgs, opts ...InvokeOption) GetDqlResultOutput
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> Note: This function is named GetDql in the Go SDK.

public static class GetDql 
{
    public static Task<GetDqlResult> InvokeAsync(GetDqlArgs args, InvokeOptions? opts = null)
    public static Output<GetDqlResult> Invoke(GetDqlInvokeArgs args, InvokeOptions? opts = null)
}
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public static CompletableFuture<GetDqlResult> getDql(GetDqlArgs args, InvokeOptions options)
public static Output<GetDqlResult> getDql(GetDqlArgs args, InvokeOptions options)
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fn::invoke:
  function: dynatrace:index/getDql:getDql
  arguments:
    # arguments dictionary
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The following arguments are supported:

Query This property is required. string
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
DefaultSamplingRatio double
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
DefaultScanLimitGbytes int
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
DefaultTimeframeEnd string
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
DefaultTimeframeStart string
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
FetchTimeoutSeconds int
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
Locale string
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
MaxResultBytes int
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
MaxResultRecords int
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
RequestTimeoutMilliseconds int
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
Timezone string
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
Query This property is required. string
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
DefaultSamplingRatio float64
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
DefaultScanLimitGbytes int
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
DefaultTimeframeEnd string
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
DefaultTimeframeStart string
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
FetchTimeoutSeconds int
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
Locale string
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
MaxResultBytes int
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
MaxResultRecords int
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
RequestTimeoutMilliseconds int
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
Timezone string
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
query This property is required. String
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
defaultSamplingRatio Double
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
defaultScanLimitGbytes Integer
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
defaultTimeframeEnd String
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
defaultTimeframeStart String
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetchTimeoutSeconds Integer
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale String
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
maxResultBytes Integer
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
maxResultRecords Integer
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
requestTimeoutMilliseconds Integer
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone String
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
query This property is required. string
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
defaultSamplingRatio number
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
defaultScanLimitGbytes number
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
defaultTimeframeEnd string
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
defaultTimeframeStart string
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetchTimeoutSeconds number
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale string
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
maxResultBytes number
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
maxResultRecords number
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
requestTimeoutMilliseconds number
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone string
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
query This property is required. str
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
default_sampling_ratio float
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
default_scan_limit_gbytes int
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
default_timeframe_end str
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
default_timeframe_start str
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetch_timeout_seconds int
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale str
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
max_result_bytes int
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
max_result_records int
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
request_timeout_milliseconds int
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone str
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
query This property is required. String
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
defaultSamplingRatio Number
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
defaultScanLimitGbytes Number
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
defaultTimeframeEnd String
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
defaultTimeframeStart String
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetchTimeoutSeconds Number
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale String
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
maxResultBytes Number
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
maxResultRecords Number
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
requestTimeoutMilliseconds Number
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone String
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'

getDql Result

The following output properties are available:

Id string
The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
Query string
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
Records string
DefaultSamplingRatio double
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
DefaultScanLimitGbytes int
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
DefaultTimeframeEnd string
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
DefaultTimeframeStart string
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
FetchTimeoutSeconds int
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
Locale string
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
MaxResultBytes int
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
MaxResultRecords int
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
RequestTimeoutMilliseconds int
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
Timezone string
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
Id string
The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
Query string
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
Records string
DefaultSamplingRatio float64
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
DefaultScanLimitGbytes int
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
DefaultTimeframeEnd string
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
DefaultTimeframeStart string
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
FetchTimeoutSeconds int
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
Locale string
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
MaxResultBytes int
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
MaxResultRecords int
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
RequestTimeoutMilliseconds int
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
Timezone string
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
id String
The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
query String
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
records String
defaultSamplingRatio Double
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
defaultScanLimitGbytes Integer
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
defaultTimeframeEnd String
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
defaultTimeframeStart String
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetchTimeoutSeconds Integer
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale String
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
maxResultBytes Integer
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
maxResultRecords Integer
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
requestTimeoutMilliseconds Integer
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone String
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
id string
The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
query string
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
records string
defaultSamplingRatio number
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
defaultScanLimitGbytes number
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
defaultTimeframeEnd string
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
defaultTimeframeStart string
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetchTimeoutSeconds number
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale string
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
maxResultBytes number
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
maxResultRecords number
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
requestTimeoutMilliseconds number
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone string
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
id str
The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
query str
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
records str
default_sampling_ratio float
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
default_scan_limit_gbytes int
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
default_timeframe_end str
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
default_timeframe_start str
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetch_timeout_seconds int
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale str
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
max_result_bytes int
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
max_result_records int
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
request_timeout_milliseconds int
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone str
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'
id String
The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
query String
example: fetch events | filter event.type == "davis" AND davis.status != "CLOSED" | fields timestamp, davis.title, davis.underMaintenance, davis.status | sort timestamp | limit 10
records String
defaultSamplingRatio Number
In case not specified in the DQL string, the sampling ratio defined here is applied. Note that this is only applicable to log queries
defaultScanLimitGbytes Number
Limit in gigabytes for the amount data that will be scanned during read
defaultTimeframeEnd String
The query timeframe 'end' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'start' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
defaultTimeframeStart String
The query timeframe 'start' timestamp in ISO-8601 or RFC3339 format. If the timeframe 'end' parameter is missing, the whole timeframe is ignored. Note that if a timeframe is specified within the query string (query) then it has precedence over this query request parameter
fetchTimeoutSeconds Number
The query will stop reading data after reaching the fetch-timeout. The query execution will continue, providing a partial result based on the read data
locale String
The query locale. If none specified, then a language/country neutral locale is chosen. The input values take the ISO-639 Language code with an optional ISO-3166 country code appended to it with an underscore. For instance, both values are valid 'en' or 'en_US'
maxResultBytes Number
The maximum number of result bytes that this query will return
maxResultRecords Number
The maximum number of result records that this query will return
requestTimeoutMilliseconds Number
The time a client is willing to wait for the query result. In case the query finishes within the specified timeout, the query result is returned. Otherwise, the requestToken is returned, allowing polling for the result
timezone String
The query timezone. If none is specified, UTC is used as fallback. The list of valid input values matches that of the IANA Time Zone Database (TZDB). It accepts values in their canonical names like 'Europe/Paris', the abbreviated version like CET or the UTC offset format like '+01:00'

Package Details

Repository
dynatrace pulumiverse/pulumi-dynatrace
License
Apache-2.0
Notes
This Pulumi package is based on the dynatrace Terraform Provider.
Dynatrace v0.27.0 published on Friday, Mar 21, 2025 by Pulumiverse
lbrlabs/pulumi-dynatrace