Learn how you can participate in Previews and Early Adopter releases.
Previews
Previews provide you with access to new features so that we can hear your feedback and ultimately deliver features that exactly meet your needs.
Disclaimer
While planned, there is no guarantee that a Preview feature will ever reach GA status.
Previewed features can be used free of charge during the Preview period, but they may consume licensing units when they reach GA status.
Preview features aren't meant to be used in production environments.
Previews aren't covered by our Support team, but rather by product management. SLAs don't apply.
Qualifying customers are selected based on technical criteria. Final decisions are made by product management and there is no guarantee of participation.
While participating in a Preview, you agree to stay in touch and provide feedback.
By participating in a Preview, you agree to contribute a quote related to your experience with the feature you are previewing. Your quote may be used by Dynatrace Marketing in a press release related to the Preview.
Previews are available to both SaaS and Managed customers.
The following previews are currently open for participation.
This feature consumes custom metrics and DEM units (available through purchase of Data Ingestion & Analytics and Digital Experience Monitoring packages).
Free of charge during the Preview. Once released, these metrics will be licensed and consumed just like other custom metrics (available through purchase of a Data ingest and analytics package).
Participate
Registration closed. If you think you have a good use case, contact your Dynatrace guardian or Dynatrace account manager.
New features are introduced in an Early Adopter release phase on an opt-in basis. Early Adopter release features are publicly available, fully supported, production-ready, and available as a user opt-in.
Early Adopter release features consume licensing units in exactly the same way that GA features consume licensing units.
The following Early Adopter release features are currently available:
Early Adopter releases introduce new features on an opt-in basis. They are fully supported and production-ready.
License unit consumption
OneAgent Early Adopter release features consume licensing units in exactly the same way that GA features consume licensing units.
Scope
You can enable a OneAgent Early Adopter feature for the entire environment or within just a few process groups for testing purposes.
Requirements
Check the New OneAgent features table for basic requirements:
Min. OneAgent version specifies the minimum OneAgent version. You can enable an Early Adopter release only for OneAgents that meet that requirement.
Requires restart specifies whether it requires a process restart before it becomes operational.
Getting started
To enable a feature
In the Dynatrace menu, go to Settings and select Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring.
Expand New OneAgent features.
On the Global tab, find the feature and turn on the Disable/Enable switch.
To make a feature available only within select process groups, select the Process group override tab and then select Add process group override.
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on .NET Software Component Reporting.
Description
Enables software component reporting for .NET applications to support upcoming features. This helps our developers to fine-tune these features before release - no new functionality will be visible.
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on Node.js Agent Preloading.
Description
Enables Agent preloading (otherwise the Agent will be injected in the startup script). This is a prerequisite for injecting modules which are loaded by ES6 modules
Enable this to tap into OpenTracing span data for Java. Automatically register Dynatrace as GlobalTracer and override any other tracer that is registered in the application.
Enable this to tap into OpenTracing span data for Java. Automatically register Dynatrace as GlobalTracer, if no other tracer is registered in the application.
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on Java Software Component Reporting.
Description
Enables software component reporting for Java applications to support upcoming features. This helps our developers to fine-tune these features before release - no new functionality will be visible.
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on Java Real user monitoring v2.
Description
If enabled, a new improved version of Java Real user monitoring will be enabled. This version brings better performance and improved compatibility (specifically with Netcracker and Apigee).
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on Continuous memory profiling.
Description
This feature enables the continuous memory profiling on Java processes via Diagnostic tools > CPU analysis. Requires Java 11 and a JVM supporting Low-Overhead Heap Profiling (JEP 331).
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on TIBCO BusinessWorks version 5.x.
Description
Enable this to see TIBCO BusinessWorks applications and processes as a separate Enterprise Service Bus service. This currently only support starter processes and not subprocesses.
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring and turn on PHP MongoDB for Linux (PHP NG Monitoring only).
Description
Enable this to get visibility into MongoDB statements in PHP applications. This feature is available for PHP NG Monitoring only with PHP MongoDB driver ver >= 1.3, Windows OS is not supported yet.
Go to Settings > Server-side service monitoring > Deep monitoring, turn on PHP NG monitoring, and restart the PHP application by restarting PHP services: Apache, PHP-FPM, Fast-CGI IIS or Apache processes.
Starting with OneAgent version 1.155, you can monitor PHP on your Windows (IIS/Apache) environments—full-stack monitoring is now available on Windows for Apache mod_php applications and PHP CGI.