Dynatrace

Dynatrace is an observability and application performance monitoring platform. Using Dynatrace, you can store, query, and filter Fivetran logs.

How to view Fivetran logs

Fivetran sends event data to Dynatrace in JSON format. You can view your Fivetran logs using the Dynatrace Log Viewer.

To filter by custom attributes like account.id, group.id, connector.name, and schema.name, you must use Advanced mode in the Dynatrace Log Viewer. Switch from Simple mode to Advanced mode to run DQL queries.

To filter Fivetran connection logs, use the following DQL query:

fetch logs
| filter logger == "Fivetran"

Every log event has attributes that can be used to filter logs for a specific connection. To view logs from a specific connection, use the following query:

fetch logs
| filter logger == "Fivetran"
  and account.id == "{ACCOUNT_ID}"
  and group.id == "{GROUP_ID}"
  and connector.name == "{CONNECTOR_TYPE}"
  and schema.name == "{SCHEMA_NAME}"

To view Fivetran dashboard activity logs, use the following query:

fetch logs
| filter logger == "Fivetran"
  and account.id == "{ACCOUNT_ID}"
  and group.id == "{GROUP_ID}"
  and connector.name == "dashboard"
  and schema.name == "all"

To view Transformations for dbt Core logs, use the following query:

fetch logs
| filter logger == "Fivetran"
  and account.id == "{ACCOUNT_ID}"
  and group.id == "{GROUP_ID}"
  and connector.name == "dbt"
  and schema.name == "{DBT_JOB_NAME}"

Setup guide

Follow our step-by-step Dynatrace setup guide to manage Fivetran logs through Dynatrace.