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HTTP monitors on the latest Dynatrace platform extend insights into the health of your API endpoints and simplify test management

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Traditional insight into HTTP monitor execution details For nearly two thousand Dynatrace customers, Dynatrace Synthetic HTTP monitors provide insights into the health of monitored endpoints worldwide and around the clock. It now fully supports not only Network Availability Monitors but also HTTP synthetic monitors.

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Get the most from Network Availability Monitoring on Dynatrace Managed

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Expectations for network monitoring In today’s digital landscape, businesses rely heavily on their IT infrastructure to deliver seamless services to customers. Traditional monitoring tools often fall short of providing deep insights into network layers, leaving gaps in understanding the root causes of performance issues.

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Monitor Spring Boot Web Application Performance Using Micrometer and InfluxDB

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Fortunately, the Spring Boot framework offers a powerful observability stack that streamlines real-time monitoring and performance analysis. For your reference, the complete working example is available on GitHub. Diagnosing issues within complex microservice architectures can quickly become a time-consuming and daunting task.

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Dynatrace extends Synthetic Monitoring capabilities with Network Availability Monitors to validate the availability of infrastructure and services

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Current synthetic capabilities Dynatrace Synthetic Monitoring is a powerful tool that provides insight into the health of your applications around the clock and as they’re perceived by your end users worldwide. Our script, available on GitHub , provides details. But is this all you need? into NAM test definitions.

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SLOs for Kubernetes clusters: Optimize resource utilization of Kubernetes clusters with service-level objectives

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Service-level objectives are typically used to monitor business-critical services and applications. However, due to the fact that they boil down selected indicators to single values and track error budget levels, they also offer a suitable way to monitor optimization processes while aligning on single values to meet overall goals.

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Flexible, scalable, self-service Kubernetes native observability now in General Availability

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A team looking for metrics, traces, and logs no longer needs to file a ticket to get their app monitored in their own environments. Using this new mode of injection means organizations can take advantage of everything Kubernetes has to offer, without worrying about monitoring outages, or disruptions in service.

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Monitoring Web Servers Should Never Be Complex

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If you run several web servers in your organization or even public web servers on the internet, you need some kind of monitoring. For that reason, we use monitoring tools. And there are a lot of monitoring tools available providing all kinds of features and concepts.