Dynatrace announced the availability of the BOSH add-on, providing fully-automated, AI-powered, full-stack performance monitoring capabilities for Cloud Foundry.
With the new Dynatrace BOSH add-on, organizations can now obtain full transaction visibility; from the end user, through Cloud Foundry (including all components of the platform), to the underlying IaaS, with zero-configuration. This enables organizations to streamline their development pipeline and maximize the benefits of Cloud Foundry deployments; including rapid cloud native application development, reduced operational costs, and faster delivery of business value to users.
Dynatrace is able to auto-inject into Cloud Foundry’s Garden-runC containers, enabling it to auto-discover applications, microservices and the underlying infrastructure supporting service deployments. The new Dynatrace BOSH add-on enhances these capabilities even further, enabling users to roll out its OneAgent to all Cloud Foundry components, with zero-configuration required.
“Together with Cloud Foundry, we are enabling organizations to speed-up digital innovation by accelerating the move to cloud-native applications,” said Alois Reitbauer, Chief Technical Strategist at Dynatrace.
“Our new BOSH add-on is the secret sauce that enables Dynatrace to automatically discover and monitor all applications and microservices running in a Cloud Foundry cluster, as well as the Cloud Foundry platform itself. When combined with the AI capabilities within Dynatrace, this allows organizations to obtain deep insights into microservice performance and service interactions. As a result, users can automatically detect performance problems across the full stack and optimize microservices deployments at every stage of the delivery lifecycle, to drive faster business value.”
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