Application service mapping
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05-07-2023 08:20 PM
Hi,
I am currently exploring CSDM capabilities and how it would fit into our current enterprise architecture.
I am having problems mapping application services as we have services dynamically populated by the Dynatrace Service Graph connector.
What I am hoping to achieve in a hierarchy layout a logical application service with child application services discovered by Dynatrace.
This is achievable manually however there are hundreds of services and I'm looking to achieve this in a dynamic approach.
Please diagram as example:
I have tried using Dynamic CI groups however appears services are not listed?
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06-09-2023 01:35 AM
HI @ob_pickles_2019 ,
as I know there is no automatism feature you can use. Maybe you build a fix script creating the correct links based on some criteria (maybe a naming convention in Dynatrace Apps) and use a standard csdm_app_service record for your parent App Service which is also is used when you create a Application Service with the Application Service Builder and choosing population method manual, with which you can add dedicated CIs to a Application Service:
In the example I've selected another Application Service a CI related to the new Application Service. If you want to script this you need to populate the tables cmdb_ci_endpoint (manual entry point with link to you Dynatrace App Service see image below) and sa_m2m_service_entry_point (link between entry point and Parent App Service see second image below)
with your Dynatrace App services linked to the parent App Service.
cmdb_ci_entpoint:
sa_m2m_service_entry_point:
At the end you should see the dependencies in your Application Service Map you wanted to see. Following picture is very simple, because I don't have CIs under the child Application Service.
Hope that helps.
Greets Daniel
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