Dynatrace announced product improvements including improved user experience, advanced log insights, and extended cloud-native capabilities, equipping businesses with essential technology to boost operational efficiency and drive productivity.
Key Advancements Include:
- Improved User Experience: With the newest advancements, users have easier access to the insights they need to visualize and dive deeper into their data, analyze it in context, and drive proactive, AI-powered automation. Simplified dashboards, streamlined navigation, and consistent interfaces seamlessly extend the power of Dynatrace across every team and department. Onboarding is frictionless, with in-product guidance facilitating smoother cross-functional communication.
- Next-Level Log Management and Analytics: Operations, SREs, DevOps, Cloud, and Security teams can now access log insights tailored to their needs, without manual effort, and without compromising security and privacy. With these advanced logs solutions, teams can derive greater value from logs faster and at scale with the ability to automatically ingest, manage, and analyze logs without complex manual setup. This is supported by Dynatrace OpenPipeline™, which enables teams to process data from various sources in virtually any format, and Dynatrace Grail™, a data lakehouse designed explicitly for observability and security data.
- Extended Capabilities for Cloud Native Teams: Accessing deeper observability and insights into cloud workloads is now simpler for cloud-native operations, SREs, and platform engineering teams. Extended AI-powered analytics and workflows with additional hyperscaler integrations enable streamlined cloud operations that help teams take full advantage of the agility and scalability of cloud environments. Teams can effortlessly manage across multiple cloud providers with innovations like Kubernetes Health Management and the Dynatrace Clouds™ app, while also benefiting from automatic security assessments with solutions like Dynatrace Kubernetes Security Posture Management (KSPM).
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