Dynatrace announced a strategic partnership with Crest Data to enable enterprise customers to streamline and accelerate observability migrations.
The cost efficiency, effectiveness, and enhanced value delivered by the Dynatrace observability platform, combined with the migration solution developed by Crest Data, allows customers to simplify the transition from traditional observability solutions. Together, Dynatrace and Crest Data are delivering future-ready migrations that meet the demands of modern enterprises.
“Our collaboration with Dynatrace is focused on delivering a seamless, automated migration experience for customers moving to the Dynatrace platform,” said Malhar Shah, Co-Founder and CEO at Crest Data. “By combining our domain expertise with Dynatrace observability capabilities, we’re helping organizations modernize faster and more efficiently, with minimal disruption to their operations.”
Key benefits of migrating to Dynatrace with support from Crest Data:
- Accelerated Migration: Purpose-built tools enable faster, easier migration of dashboards and alerts to Dynatrace.
- Enterprise-Scale Observability: Dynatrace Grail natively supports high-volume data ingestion and querying, enabling visibility across complex, distributed environments.
- Intelligent AI Automation: Davis AI, a core component of the Dynatrace platform, delivers real-time, automated insights that reduce manual effort and accelerate issue resolution.
- Future-Proof Flexibility: The partnership is designed to support evolving customer needs, with plans underway to expand migration capabilities beyond dashboards and alerts.
- Unified Observability: Dynatrace provides real-time insights across logs, metrics, traces, and events, streamlining operations and reducing complexity, all available to customers upon migration.
“As enterprises accelerate their shift away from traditional log management tools, they need a migration path that’s fast, scalable, and ready for the future,” said Steve McMahon, Chief Customer Officer, Dynatrace. “This collaboration allows us to help customers gain actionable insights so they can streamline operations at scale. No other platform delivers full-stack observability like Dynatrace, and this partnership is a major step forward in helping customers modernize with confidence.”
“Transitioning from legacy log management solutions was a significant hurdle for our team,” said Alex Hibbitt, Engineering Director, Customer Platform at Storio group. “Dynatrace provided a streamlined, scalable approach that simplified our operations. With Grail and Davis AI, we’ve unlocked real-time insights and reduced complexity across our environment. This shift has been transformative for our observability strategy.”
The Dynatrace and Crest Data migration solution is available now. Customers interested in migrating from traditional log platforms can contact Dynatrace or Crest Data for more information. Additional migration support for other platforms is in development.
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