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Michael Kopp

Those who know me know that I'm passionate about 3 things: rock climbing, physics, and performance. I've worked in performance monitoring and optimizations in enterprise environments for the better part of the last 10 years. Now as a Senior Principal, Product, Application & Microservices, I am doing my best to build those experiences into Dynatrace.

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Michael Kopp's articles

Request attributes: Numerical values, aggregations, & deep object access

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AIX support for Java & IBM/Apache HTTP Server now in general release

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Analyze memory dumps for Java and Node.js

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Extended service filtering provides even more powerful analysis

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Diagnostic tools now consolidated for easy access

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Announcing immediate support for .NET Core 2.0

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Automate the tagging of entities with environment variables

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Request attributes: Java method argument capture is now supported

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Easily configure detection of your environment’s custom application services

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Compare service request performance and behavior over time

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Enhanced process-group detection supports customer-specific deployment schemes

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PurePath visualization: Analyze each web request from end-to-end

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Request attributes: Simplify request searches & filtering

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New permissions limit capture & viewing of sensitive data

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Customizable naming for auto-detected server-side services

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Advanced process group availability monitoring

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Improved design & functionality of Service pages

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Automated rule-based tagging for services

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Simplified process-group detection for non-Java processes

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Enhanced filtering for Service flow and response time analysis

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Crash analysis for processes is now available!

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Availability monitoring and alerting for process groups!

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Now you can analyze Nginx CPU consumption!

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Code-level visibility now available for Node.js

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