| problemId |
string |
The internal unique identifier of the problem, e.g., -1234567890123456789_V2. Used in API calls to retrieve or act on this specific problem. |
| displayId |
string |
The human-readable problem identifier displayed in the Dynatrace UI, e.g., P-123456. This is the ID referenced in notifications and alert messages. |
| title |
string |
The title of the problem, generated by the Davis AI engine to summarize the nature and scope of the detected degradation. |
| severityLevel |
string |
The severity classification of the problem, indicating the category of service impact detected by Davis AI. |
| status |
string |
The current lifecycle status of the problem. |
| startTime |
integer |
The Unix timestamp in milliseconds when the problem was first detected by Davis AI. |
| endTime |
integer |
The Unix timestamp in milliseconds when the problem was resolved. Returns -1 if the problem is still open (status is OPEN). |
| affectedEntities |
array |
The list of entities directly affected by the problem — those where the anomaly was first detected by Davis AI. |
| impactedEntities |
array |
The list of entities experiencing service degradation as a downstream consequence of the problem, including dependent services and infrastructure. |
| rootCauseEntity |
object |
The entity identified by Davis AI as the root cause of the problem. Null if the root cause could not be determined or if insufficient data is available. |
| managementZones |
array |
The management zones that contain the affected entities. Management zones are used for access control and organizational scoping within Dynatrace. |
| tags |
array |
Tags applied to the affected entities that were relevant at the time the problem was detected. Useful for routing notifications and categorizing problems. |
| evidenceDetails |
object |
Root cause evidence collected by Davis AI, including the anomaly evidence items that contributed to problem detection and root cause determination. |
| comments |
object |
Comments attached to the problem for collaboration and tracking investigation notes. |