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Created by Markus Dobel
Created on Apr 1, 2026

Query Insights: accept query shape hash search parameter in lowercase

What problem are you trying to solve?

Focus on the what and why of the need you have, not the how you'd like it solved.

I would want to create a Link from our Datadog Dashboard showing various Query Shape Metrics, to the corresponding Query Insights page of a specific Query Shape hash.

The link would look similar to this: https://cloud.mongodb.com/v2/$PROJECTID#/metrics/replicaSet/$CLUSTERID/queryInsights/shape?focusedHash=$QUERYSHAPEHASH

and in Datadog I can create external links from a Graph to a URL template like above, filled with tag values.

Unfortunately, query shape hashes are uppercase hex strings, and Datadog converts all tag names and values into lowercase, so I cannot create the link correctly because it contains a hash in lowercase.

(I also cannot because of the missing clusterid, but submitted that as a separate feature request, CUSTOMER-I-10550)

What would you like to see happen?

Describe the desired outcome or enhancement.

The Query Insights page should accept the parameters checkedHash and focusedHash in lowercase, and treat them case insensitive when searching for a given query shape.

Why is this important to you or your team?

Explain how the request adds value or solves a business need.

While metrics are a good first indicator, detailed analysis often requires details only provided in the MongoDB Atlas Query Insights. Being able to directly jump from a metric graph to the corresponding insights page would be drastically more comfortable.

What steps, if any, are you taking today to manage this problem?

This is currently a multi-step process.

  • Copy the tags of a metric from Datadog

  • Paste them in an editor

  • Convert the query hash to uppercase

  • Copy the uppercase query hash again

  • Navigate manually to the Query Insights page of the corresponding cluster

  • Scroll down to the search field that accepts query hashes

  • Paste the Hash