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Everything as Code

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At Dynatrace we believe that monitoring and performance should both be automated processes that can be treated as code without the need for any manual intervention. And, applying the “Everything as Code” principles can greatly help achieve that. Treating these different processes as code will ensure that best practices are followed.

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Different CPU Times: Unix/Linux ‘top’

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CPU consumption in Unix/Linux operating systems is studied using eight different metrics: User CPU time, System CPU time, nice CPU time, Idle CPU time, Waiting CPU time, Hardware Interrupt CPU time, Software Interrupt CPU time, Stolen CPU time. User CPU Time and System CPU Time.

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Mastering Kubernetes with Dynatrace

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When operating an application, it’s helpful to have deeper insights that show you what’s really going on. To make this possible, the application code should be instrumented with telemetry data for deep insights, including: Metrics to find out how the behavior of a system has changed over time. OneAgent and its Operator .

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Optimize your environment: Unveiling Dynatrace Hyper-V extension for enhanced performance and efficient troubleshooting

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It enables multiple operating systems to run simultaneously on the same physical hardware and integrates closely with Windows-hosted services. Firstly, managing virtual networks can be complex as networking in a virtual environment differs significantly from traditional networking.

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Vulnerability assessment: key to protecting applications and infrastructure

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Examples of such weaknesses are errors in application code, misconfigured network devices, and overly permissive access controls in a database. Static analysis of application code finds specific points in software that a hacker can exploit, such as SQL injection attacks. How does vulnerability assessment work? Analyze findings.

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Container security: What it is, why it’s tricky, and how to do it right

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To function effectively, containers need to be able to communicate with each other and with network services. However, to be secure, containers must be properly isolated from each other and from the host system itself. Network scanners that see systems from the “outside” perspective. Source code tests.

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How to overcome the cloud observability wall

Dynatrace

There are a few important details worth unpacking around monolithic observability as it relates to these qualities: The nature of a monolithic application using a single programming language can ensure all code uses the exact same logging standards, location, and internal diagnostics. Just as the code is monolithic, so is the logging.

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