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# Dynatrace

**Steps to be followed:**&#x20;

1. To create a Dynatrace OAuth client on your Dynatrace instance, first, click on the profile icon in the bottom left corner of the screen and select 'Account Management'.
2. Select the appropriate account & then, from the top menu bar select Identity & Access Management> OAuth clients > Create New OAuth Client.
3. In the OAuth Client Form, enter your email address. Then mandatorily select the following checkboxes and enable the below permissions.
4. Click on Create a Client to create the OAuth Client with the below-specified permissions.
5. After this, you will be shown (only once) the Client ID, Client Secret & Resource. Make sure to make a note of this, as this is needed to create the Dynatrace Integration on Ozone. Finally, create the integration on Ozone to view all supported Dynatrace features.<br>

**Permissions:**

1. View logs storage:logs:read
2. View events storage:events:read
3. View metrics storage:metrics:read
4. View Grail buckets storage:buckets:read
5. View entities storage:entities:read

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