What is synthetic monitoring?
Private Synthetic Monitoring locations now also supported on Ubuntu 20
Full support for Google’s Core Web Vitals improves your user experience and search rankings
Revamped HTTP monitor detail pages to effortlessly monitor API endpoints and mobile back-end services
Maximized cloud-region coverage with Dynatrace Synthetic Monitoring
New web performance insights with additional metrics and enhanced Visually complete for synthetic monitors
Management of synthetic monitors using the credential vault is now easier than ever
Easily monitor your entire infrastructure with Dynatrace Synthetic monitors
Private Synthetic Monitoring locations now supported on Red Hat 8, Ubuntu 18, and CentOS 8
4 steps to modernize your IT service operations with Dynatrace
Easy SLA and SLO reporting for all your API endpoints with public synthetic HTTP monitors
Install private Synthetic monitoring locations on Linux faster with the new automated workflow
Explore and analyze Amazon CloudWatch Synthetics data in Dynatrace
Additional security for Synthetic monitor credentials with the new credential vault
Easily handle proxy configurations in your private browser monitors with Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) file support
Validating non-HTTP Service SLAs with Dynatrace
Start monitoring your web application’s availability with one click
Making Ops Life Easier: Automating SLA Monitoring for Deployed Services on Kubernetes
Latest management zone update improves collaboration for Synthetic Monitoring
New IP addresses for Dynatrace Synthetic improve safety and scalability
Deploy private Synthetic locations easily and cost-effectively with Dynatrace Managed
Monitor client certificate-secured APIs with Dynatrace Synthetic
