Dynatrace Reviews

Our implementation is not a single case. We are the local partner for Dynatrace in Romania and have very different use cases that differ based on our customers.

Dynatrace is being used from monitoring the end user experience to infrastructure monitoring and real-time business and impact analysis.

The ease of use and full stack, 100% visibility inside the monitored applications has really helped us improve, showcase, and implement Dynatrace throughout our clients' systems.

Ease of problem detection,  alerting, visual timeline, and user-sessions are some of the best features of Dynatrace.

There are lots of features that Dynatrace provides that really help the business grow. From user experience, where you can view exactly what your users are experiencing, to AI problem detection, and root cause analysis where the IT department is really keen to use Dynatrace.

The web interface, in some cases, is a little ambiguous to use. From passing through different screens to go and drill down, to not propagating the filter timeframes from different screens.

Apart from that, all of Dynatrace’s features are a real plus to have implemented.

We use this solution for performance monitoring and identifying resource management problems.

We hope to improve our customer experience by making our webpage, native applications, and B2B interfaces function properly. In our environment, we have several databases and several types of code. The databases include Oracle, MSSQL, and MongoDB. 

It is critical to have the proper tool.

One of the features that sets this product apart from its competitors is that it generates a solution. We really like the number of reports it generates and the information that is provided to assist with analysis.

This solution also has the capability of analyzing our messaging software.

We would like to see more third-party tools for training.

We carefully looked at all of the options on the market and currently, we are in the process of a pilot installation of Dynatrace. The initial results are encouraging and we are waiting for more data to make the final decision.

At this time it seems that Dynatrace has almost everything we need.

The primary use case of this solution is to investigate performance bottleneck issues. 

It helps our organization identify potential problems by doing thorough analysis of systems which integrate with one another.

• The detailed reporting and real-time gathering of transaction information.
• The exporting of data to a flat file for reviewing past performance.

It could improve its GUI interface. The GUI design is too crowded and the icons are small. Sometimes I end up clicking on the wrong button.

We have all our infrastructure in the cloud. 

This tool helps us gather information from all hosts and services, then cross reference the information.

Although, we are still implementing it, we have some servers using Dynatrace. We have been using it to find bugs in our production environment.

The cloud integration, because it allows us to monitor serverless services as well as Docker containers, etc. 

I also like the "session replay".

They could improve their price ranges, as there is no option for startups or testing.

It has all the things an enterprise needs.

Customers want to monitor .NET applications and real user monitoring on online banking applications for desktop and mobile.

Dynatrace shows the customer path, common errors on desktop and mobile, and allows us to achieve faster page loads.

PurePath does deep dive analysis, has dashboards, and provides real user experience monitoring. It has allowed us to do analysis which was never possible before.

• Provide much better alignment between AppMon and Dynatrace. 
• Add support for Ruby.
• Make sure older frameworks, like PHP 5.3, are supported.

Performance monitoring of business critical applications in production and pre-production environments.

Mean time to recover (MTTR) has reduced significantly during major outages due to specific data pinpointed by DT applications.

Smartscape display for ease of visibility, pinpointing a exact problem, and providing necessary details for fixing and even improving on.

Log analytics in the classic synthetic and RUM tools would be a great addition. Although, it is understandable that this is offered as a good reason for migrating to Dynatrace.

We are implementing this as part of an overall end user experience and application monitoring. Our environments include Java, .NET, web, mobile, Linux, Windows, etc.

• Complete visibility into end-to-end user transactions.
• Automation and anomaly detection has helped reduce MTTR and MTBF. 
• We could impose optimization processes as well.

• Quick, simple deployment
• Automation
• Auto discovery
• Detailed data availability all the time

We would like to see more dashboarding capabilities and the ability to export custom reports. Additionally, we would love to see more advanced log analytic capabilities, though the current ones are already ahead of competition.

Identifying performance bottlenecks on load testing environments. Before launching new code into production, it is imperative to know if performance issues will arise.

It prevents (together with performance testing) production performance issues which usually result in customer complaints or system downtime.

The product capabilities all together are valuable. You get a good insight into what is going on inside your code.

• Monitoring asynchronous code requires manual instrumentation (most of the time). 
• Some autodiscovery capabilities would be nice in the tool.