Dynatrace has extended its Davis® AI engine to empower development, SRE, and IT teams to conduct ad hoc, exploratory analytics.
This allows teams to harness the power of Dynatrace’s causal AI to investigate newly emerging trends or block potential issues, like unexpected spikes in traffic or performance degradations.
This enhancement builds on the Davis engine’s existing capabilities, including automatic and continuous full-stack monitoring, processing trillions of dependencies in real time, and delivering precise answers and intelligent automation from data. As a result, teams can further optimize their applications and infrastructure and avoid problems long before they become customer-impacting issues to ensure their digital services are flawless and secure.
“Our Davis AI engine was purpose-built to help organizations overcome modern cloud complexity and ensure optimal user experience,” said Steve Tack, SVP of Product Management at Dynatrace. “By extending Davis to deliver on-demand, exploratory analytics, Dynatrace is well-positioned within the market to enable development, SRE, and IT teams to analyze any observability signal at any time with deterministic AI. This provides a more granular and comprehensive analysis of complex cloud environments, empowering teams to spend more of their time innovating.”
This enhancement to the Dynatrace platform will become generally available within 30 days of this announcement.
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