This Drupal module allows you to name transactions in Dynatrace based on the route, content type, and user role. It acts as a port of the New Relic Transactions module, adapted to send transaction naming information to Dynatrace using request attributes.
Drupal module for naming transactions in Dynatrace according to route, bundle, and role.
Why
I wanted to keep the naming of transactions from the wonderful Newrelic Transactions module, but I also wanted to use Dynatrace for monitoring my Drupal sites. This module is a port of the New Relic Transactions module, adapted to work with Dynatrace.
Dynatrace does not have a PHP extension, but if you call a method on a PHP class, then you can capture that value and use it as a request attribute.
You can then name a trace using that request attribute.
Additional Requirements
Once this module is installed and working you will need to configure Dynatrace to capture the name of the transaction as a request attribute.
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