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Dynatrace Davis was always in unique position for automated root cause analysis due to the rich high-fidelity data (metrics, logs, events) and contextual topology information (Smartscape) captured by Dynatrace OneAgent.
The cloud native community provides a constant stream of amazing new projects enabling new ways to leverage k8s for our current and future workloads. Dynatrace is keeping pace with the observability and automation demands of DevOps and SRE by leveraging the latest k8s APIs to ingest and analyse all pillars of modern observability: logs, metrics, traces, events and more … - Jaeger and OpenTelemetry to collect distributed traces
Kubernetes continues to be one of the fastest growing platforms within the Enterprise. With apps growing larger and more complex by the day, IT teams will require tools to help manage these deployments. This makes it absolutely critical that Application and Operations teams have complete Observability into every aspect of the platform. Join Wayne Segar, Principal Architect at Dynatrace, on Monday, September 27th to see how Dynatrace takes a unique approach to providing best in class Kubernetes Observability.
Dynatrace provides software intelligence to simplify cloud complexity and accelerate digital transformation for many state/local agencies. With advanced observability, AI, and complete automation, our all-in-one platform provides answers, not just data, about the performance of applications, the underlying infrastructure, and the experience of all users. In this webinar, you will learn how Dynatrace and Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform automatically detect and resolve incidents in your environment, including performance issues – without manual intervention.
For decades, logs have been the only way to understand how your application works — and even in the modern days of cloud observability, they are as important as ever. However, management of logs in many distributed components has become a challenge on its own — starting with log collection from many sources, understanding where they belong and which log entry actually indicates a problem.