

Once you've granted AWS access to Dynatrace, it's time to connect Dynatrace to your Amazon AWS account.
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You can either download the user credentials or copy the credentials displayed online (click Show).Ĭonnecting your Amazon account to Dynatrace using key-based access Store the Access Key ID name (AKID) and Secret access key values. Review the user details and click Create user. In Select AWS access type, select Programmatic access, and click Next:Permissions.Ĭlick Attach existing policies directly and choose the monitoring policy you defined, for example Dynatrace_monitoring_policy. In your Amazon Console, go to Users and click Add User.Įnter a name for the key you want to create (for example, Dynatrace_monitoring_user). You'll need to generate an Access key ID and a Secret access key that Dynatrace can use to get metrics from Amazon Web Services.

You can enable Dynatrace access to your AWS metrics by either using a private access key (key-based access) or defining a special role for Dynatrace (role-based access). For this to happen, you need to authorize Dynatrace to access your Amazon metrics.

We use this information to understand the context of your applications, services, and hosts. To get the information required for comprehensive AWS cloud-computing monitoring, Dynatrace needs to identify all the virtualized infrastructure components in your AWS environment and collect performance metrics related to those components.
