2. Getting Started

Gather Details: Tenant ID & Environment#

You will need access to a Dynatrace tenant. If you do not have access, sign up for a free 15 day trial.

Make a note of your Dynatrace tenant ID. It is the first bit of your URL (eg. abc12345 in the following examples):

https://abc12345.live.dynatrace.com
https://abc12345.apps.dynatrace.com

Make a note of your "environment type" based on your URL.

If you are unsure, use live.

URL	Environment Type
abc12345.apps.dynatrace.com	live
abc12345.live.dynatrace.com	live
abc12345.sprint.dynatracelabs.com	sprint
abc12345.dev.dynatracelabs.com	dev

In Dynatrace:

Press ctrl + k. Search for access tokens.
Create a new access token with the following permissions:
- metrics.ingest
- logs.ingest
- openTelemetryTrace.ingest

Run in CloudRun Locally

Enter Required Information

During the next step you will be prompted for some details.

Enter the relevant details in the GitHub form.

Click this button to launch the demo in a new tab.

git clone https://github.com/dynatrace/obslab-otel-collector-data-ingest

Open the folder in Visual Studio code
Ensure the Microsoft Dev Containers extension and Dev Containers CLI are installed in VSCode
Open a new terminal in VSCode and set your environment variables as appropriate:

set DT_ENVIRONMENT_ID=abc12345
set DT_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE=live
set DT_API_TOKEN=dt0c01.******.***********

devcontainer up

It will take a few moments but you should see:

{"outcome":"success","containerId":"...","remoteUser":"root","remoteWorkspaceFolder":"/workspaces/obslab-k6"}

Connect to the demo environment. This will launch a new Visual Studio Code window
```
devcontainer open
```

In the new Visual Studio code window, open a new terminal and continue with the tutorial.

You will now have an empty Kubernetes cluster. It is time to install the applications.