Dynatrace has joined the SAP PartnerEdge program.
Through its participation in the program, it is now announcing the availability of the Dynatrace solution, available on SAP App Center. The solution provides customers and other SAP partners with an innovative AI-powered, fully automated, full stack performance monitoring solution for the Cloud Foundry stack on SAP Cloud Platform.
Matthias Scharer, VP Business Operations at Dynatrace, elaborated on why the Dynatrace solution helps customers and partners to digitally transform with confidence. “You need to have digital performance management built into digital services and applications in today’s hyper-complex, hyper-scale IT ecosystems. Without it, it’s very hard to succeed because it means you can’t see the real user experience or how the application is behaving in the cloud. It also means you can’t tie IT performance to business outcomes or optimize resources properly.
“Being in the SAP App Center means Dynatrace’s powerful capabilities are available in easily consumable, preconfigured build packs. This helps those building and running applications on SAP Cloud Platform to monitor workloads with ease and fully optimize performance across hybrid and cloud native environments, and throughout the entire application lifecycle.”
SAP Cloud Platform is SAP’s agile platform-as-a-service (PaaS) for digital transformation, with comprehensive application development services and capabilities that allows businesses to collect, manage, analyze and leverage information of all types, to extend and connect to business systems, and to innovate new edge scenarios to allow businesses to run better.
From a partner perspective, Marc Geall, SVP, SAP Cloud Platform Ecosystem, pinpoints the value of Dynatrace for members of the SAP PartnerEdge program. “The pressure to innovate faster while supporting performance has never been higher. Performance management is critical, and with the Dynatrace solution, partners are primed for building apps on our cloud. It extends the value of our innovation pack for SAP Cloud Platform to help optimize performance of apps based on SAP Cloud Platform.”
He added, “What’s even more exciting is that, as of today, SAP partners can use the Dynatrace solution at no cost to monitor their Cloud Foundry development environment while they create apps for SAP Cloud Platform – a real benefit for our partner community.”
Dynatrace will also be available under a commercial license for customers and partners via the SAP App Center to monitor workloads on SAP Cloud Platform through Cloud Foundry build packs.
As an SAP partner in SAP PartnerEdge, Dynatrace is empowered to build, market and sell software applications on top of market-leading technology platforms from SAP. The end-to-end program provides the enablement tools, benefits and support to facilitate building high-quality, disruptive applications focused on specific business needs – quickly and cost-effectively. The program provides access to all relevant SAP technologies in one simplified framework under a single, global contract, including the ability to bundle licenses of SAP Cloud Platform with partner applications.
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