Edge Delta now natively supports Dynatrace as a destination, including Dynatrace's Grail technology.
This integration enables organizations to optimize telemetry data collection, processing, and analysis, offering a seamless solution to enhance the value of observability data while reducing excess noise and costs.
Edge Delta's integration with Dynatrace gives teams the ability to intelligently collect, pre-process, and optimize log, metric, and trace data before it reaches Dynatrace, ensuring that only the most valuable data is ingested. By combining Edge Delta's advanced data processing capabilities with Dynatrace's powerful Grail technology, teams can significantly improve query performance, enhance monitoring, and reduce unnecessary data volumes.
Ozan Unlu, Co-founder & CEO of Edge Delta, said, "This integration allows organizations to optimize their observability workflows by reducing data overload, lowering ingestion costs, and gaining faster insights — ensuring that teams can monitor their systems more efficiently and effectively."
Key Benefits of Edge Delta and Dynatrace Integration:
- Cost Reduction: Filter, aggregate, and summarize data at the source, reducing the volume of data ingested by Dynatrace and cutting down on associated costs.
- Enhanced Data Clarity: Structure and optimize logs before they reach Dynatrace Grail, enabling more efficient querying and faster insights.
- Faster Issue Detection: Detect anomalies and patterns earlier in the pipeline, surfacing issues before they reach downstream systems and impact user experience.
- Improved Query Performance: Leverage the power of Grail to boost query performance by ingesting only high-value data, streamlining analysis and decision-making.
The integration allows Dynatrace users to take full advantage of Edge Delta's real-time data processing capabilities before telemetry data reaches their monitoring stack. With Edge Delta, teams can:
- Aggregate or filter out low-value datasets to reduce data noise and ingestion costs.
- Route optimized logs, metrics, and traces directly to Dynatrace Grail in a clean, structured format.
- Transform and enrich telemetry data before it's ingested into Dynatrace for enhanced query performance and richer insights.
- Leverage Edge Delta's anomaly detection to surface issues and patterns before they impact users.
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