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@dt-esa/dynatrace-api-client

v2.3.6

Published

A dependency map can be found [here](https://npmgraph.js.org/?q=@dt-esa/dynatrace-api-client).

Downloads

130

Readme

Use VS Code and Typescript for typings.

A dependency map can be found here.


Create an API instance

const api = new DynatraceTenantAPI({
    url: process.env['TENANT_URL'],
    token: process.env['TENANT_TOKEN']
});

This will connect to the specified Dynatrace instance and validate that connectivity has been established. If there is a failure, said failure will be emitted via the global console object.

Make an API call

(async () => {
    let hosts = await api.v1.entity.getHosts();
 
    let processes = await api.v1.entity.getProcesses();

    let myHost = await api.v1.entity.getSingleHost("HOST-1234567890abcdef");

    let data = await api.v1.entity.getApplications();
})();

Environment API (v1, v2, config)

const api = new DynatraceTenantAPI({
    url: process.env['TENANT_URL'],
    token: process.env['TENANT_TOKEN']
});

Environment API V1

const api = new DynatraceEnvironmentAPIV1({
    url: process.env['TENANT_URL'],
    token: process.env['TENANT_TOKEN']
});

Environment API V2

const api = new DynatraceEnvironmentAPIV2({
    url: process.env['TENANT_URL'],
    token: process.env['TENANT_TOKEN']
});

Environment Config API

const api = new DynatraceConfigurationAPI({
    url: process.env['TENANT_URL'],
    token: process.env['TENANT_TOKEN']
});

Cluster Management API V1

const cmc = new DynatraceClusterManagementAPIV1({
    url: process.env['CLUSTER_URL'],
    token: process.env['CLUSTER_TOKEN']
});

Cluster Management API V2

const cmc = new DynatraceClusterManagementAPIV2({
    url: process.env['CLUSTER_URL'],
    token: process.env['CLUSTER_TOKEN']
});

Account Management API

const iam = new DynatraceAccountManagementAPI({
    token: process.env['ACCOUNT_TOKEN']
});