Ever-increasing application complexity means that vulnerabilities are an increasing threat. One needs to continuously detect vulnerable services, understand the impact of vulnerabilities, prioritize and remediate. Time is of essence here – the faster each step can be completed, the lower the potential impact will be.
With AIOps, enterprises can more easily identify problems in their IT infrastructure, automate DevOps workflows, and use software intelligence to become more efficient as they grow and digitally transform. This is particularly important for organizations that have embraced cloud technology –which is almost 90% of organizations. Join this webinar to hear from Ken Schirrmacher, Sr. Director of IT at Park 'N Fly, an off-airport parking operator in the U.S., as he discusses how Park 'N Fly has a laser focus on customer experience and has implemented AIOps and observability.
In today’s world, customers and businesses are dependent on digital technology, and expect to have flawless digital interactions all the time. If the digital experience disappoints, organizations can see a substantial impact on customer satisfaction and their bottom line. But ensuring technology is satisfactory for the end user should only be a starting point. By improving and optimizing the digital experience for users and customers, companies can generate results that drive business impact, such as better customer acquisition and retention, customer service efficiency, conversion rates, and revenue.
Dynatrace enables DevOps Platform Engineers and SREs to automate release validation, resiliency engineering, multi-stage delivery or automated problem remediation by connecting Dynatrace’s AIOps to their favorite DevOps tools for deploy, test, notify or remediate.
With new application security vulnerabilities constantly being discovered and exploited, it can be hard to know whether your application is impacted. Just three months after Log4Shell, a new critical application vulnerability called Spring4Shell was published last Wednesday. The vulnerability can be exploited for remote code execution and is found in the widely adopted open-source Java Spring Framework that is used by 60% of developers in their main applications.
Dashboards are the window to your observability data and enable DevOps, SREs, Platform Engineers, Cloud Native Architects and Business to make better decisions.
In this webinar, you will learn how the Dynatrace platform can accelerate your hybrid cloud journey by providing complete insights into how every transaction is impacted by end-to-end environments from public clouds to mainframes.
Kubernetes is a platform to build your platform is what Kelsey Hightower famously said. It’s a good start but not the endgame. To build a platform you need observability that scales like you scale your K8s clusters and nodes to handle the additional workload requirements from your application teams.
The Log4Shell vulnerability can be exploited to execute any command on Java applications using the Apache Log4j v2 library, which is commonly deployed in most organizations. Please join us for a live webinar on how to use Dynatrace Application Security to rapidly identify if you are exposed to Log4Shell and what to do about it.
Newly published research of 300 federal government employees reveals good and less-good news about the state of both Civilian and Defense agency IT modernization. Cloud adoption is finally accelerating, with cloud computing topping the list of investment expenditures projected for next 12-18 months.
We will give you a detailed introduction to the Extension 2.0 framework architecture, best practices and give hands-on examples on how Dynatrace users can leverage this extension capability.
Service Level Objectives (SLOs) are gaining a lot of traction amongst DevOps and SRE Teams as they are used to hold them accountable when deploying and operating applications and services.
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.
Serverless adoption is accelerating as companies embrace modern application architectures. Modernization brings compelling business benefits including faster release cycles, cost savings and accelerated innovation, but the dynamic nature of serverless functions puts significant strain on traditional observability solutions.
To understand the three pillars of observability, organizations need a grapple on logs, metrics and traces. While it is true that these three factors are very important data sources, alone they don’t provide full observability. In order to optimize their environments, organizations need to dive deeper by injecting automation, AI and end user experience into the pillars of observability to help drive scale and efficiency.
When is a technical problem a business problem? Wouldn’t it be great if you always knew the answer to that question? That’s exactly what Dynatrace Business Analytics delivers. Register for our upcoming Power Demo, Dynatrace and Business Observability: Tying IT Metrics to Business Outcomes, on Wednesday, July 21.