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Simplify log onboarding: From zero to observability in minutes

Dynatrace

Log ingestion can seem daunting when getting started with Dynatrace, especially when staring at an empty screen in the Logs or Clouds apps. The Discovery & Coverage app provides Dynatrace administrators with the same OneAgent installation experience they receive with the Clouds and Logs apps.

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Unlock end-to-end observability insights with Dynatrace PurePath 4 seamless integration of OpenTracing for Java

Dynatrace

Cloud-native technologies and microservice architectures have shifted technical complexity from the source code of services to the interconnections between services. Observability for heterogeneous cloud-native technologies is key. Dynatrace news.

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Transform mainframe applications into z/OS Java services with end-to-end transaction visibility and anomaly detection (Preview)

Dynatrace

Although these COBOL applications operate with consistent performance, companies and governments are forced to transform them to new platforms and rewrite them in modern programming languages (like Java) for several reasons. Thus, implementing applications in Java can result in considerable financial savings.

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Managing hybrid cloud infrastructure with an observability platform

Dynatrace

While many companies now enlist public cloud services such as Amazon Web Services, Google Public Cloud, or Microsoft Azure to achieve their business goals, a majority also use hybrid cloud infrastructure to accommodate traditional applications that can’t be easily migrated to public clouds.

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Dynatrace Application Security protects your applications in complex cloud environments

Dynatrace

Cloud-native technologies, including Kubernetes and OpenShift, help organizations accelerate innovation. Open source has also become a fundamental building block of the entire cloud-native stack. Why cloud-native applications, Kubernetes, and open source require a radically different approach to application security.

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Kubernetes in the wild report 2023

Dynatrace

Modern, cloud-native computing is impossible to separate from containers and Kubernetes adoption. While Kubernetes is still a relatively young technology, a large majority of global enterprises use it to run business-critical applications in production. Kubernetes moved to the cloud in 2022. Java, Go, and Node.js

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What is Google Cloud Functions?

Dynatrace

In recent years, function-as-a-service (FaaS) platforms such as Google Cloud Functions (GCF) have gained popularity as an easy way to run code in a highly available, fault-tolerant serverless environment. What is Google Cloud Functions? Google Cloud Functions is a serverless compute service for creating and launching microservices.

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