Java

Crashing IBM Notes: Auto-Root Cause Detection with Dynatrace at NYCM

Andreas Grabner

Extending Dynatrace

Silvia Moreno
Digital transformation

Extend your AI-powered monitoring landscape with custom JMX and PMI metrics

Jakub Mierzewski

End-to-end tracing for additional message queues with OneAgent SDK

Sonja Chevre

Understand your code in production: Source code lookup for Java, .NET, and Node.js

Michael Kopp

Dynatrace support for OpenJDK open-source Java runtime

Thorsten Roth

End-to-end request tracing across IBM MQ in Java

Michael Kopp

Use Java annotations to define custom services

Michael Kopp
Apache HTTP Server

Solaris support for Java & Apache HTTP Server now available

Michael Kopp

Dynatrace OneAgent SDK for Java: End-to-end monitoring for proprietary Java frameworks

Michael Kopp
Dynatrace automatically shows us network metrics on each individual process to process connection.

Seeing Dynatrace AI in Action: RabbitMQ, Cassandra, JVM Memory

Andreas Grabner

Announcing immediate availability of Java 9 support

Michael Kopp

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

Michael Kopp

Analyze memory dumps for Java and Node.js

Michael Kopp

Request attributes: Java method argument capture is now supported

Michael Kopp

OneAgent & Security Gateway – Release notes v1.117

Karolina Ruszkowska

Diagnosing Common Database Performance Hotspots in our Java Code

Andreas Grabner

How to track down CPU issues in Node.js

Daniel Khan

Java South Africa – 2015 Conference Highlights

Andreas Grabner

20 Years of JavaOne: Highlights from a Developer Point of View

Andreas Grabner

The era of servlet containers is over

Martin Goodwell

Mission (im)possible – How to identify objects causing memory leaks

Bill Zajac

Introducing MongoDB support for Java

Michael Kopp

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

Michael Kopp