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

Enhanced IBM WebSphere Application Server support

Monitor service and process availability

Outlier Analysis – The power of tracking every single transaction

Analysis of individual service instances

Code-level visibility for ASP.NET life cycle events

Dynatrace monitoring for Azure Web Apps

Support for WebSphere PMI monitoring

Code-level insights and failure analysis for service backtrace

Mute monitoring of problematic service requests

Monitor 3rd party services as 1st class citizens

Service backtrace now includes referrers

Enhanced database alerting and visibility

Root-cause analysis of ‘Suspension’ impacts

How to block web monitoring agents (aka bots) from Google Analytics

Top Performance Problems discussed at the Hadoop and Cassandra Summits

The Top Java Memory Problems – Part 2

Pagination with Cassandra and what we can learn from it

NoSQL or RDBMS? – Are we asking the right questions?

Why Object Caches need to be Memory-sensitive – Guest Blog by Christopher André

How Garbage Collection differs in the three big JVMs

The Top Java Memory Problems – Part 1

Major GCs – Separating Myth from Reality