Dynatrace Reviews

We used this solution in a production environment to perform stress testing and evaluations to help find bottlenecks. 

We monitored user behavior and identified the funnel most used by our customers. In other services, we wanted to detect third-party tools with the wrong service.

The most valuable function is the ability to replay a customer session. It is very useful to know all of the customer details (device category, Operating System used, browser version, location of the customer, and connectivity).

We also need to know which areas of our site have the worst performance.

It would be an improvement to know where we lost our conversion funnel. It’s very important to share the same information with other departments of the company and converse using the same dashboards.

We would like to see an AI tool that detects issues with our site in real time.

Nowadays, we are not Dynatrace customers. However, we want to keep up to date with product functionality in order to evaluate the necessity of changing our current solution.

We use this solution to assist with resolving incidents in a banking environment.

This solution helps the bank to detect problems faster.

The most valuable feature is the workflow, which helps you to easily have an overview of the infrastructure that you are analyzing, without having worked with it previously.

The AI is not that intelligent and there are different places where it could be even more automated. For example, when you are looking at the code tree and you must manually click to expand the tree until you find the process.

We use Dynatrace to monitor the API performance of the server.

Dynatrace has an auto-baseline and uses AI to monitor the performance of each API. The response time is related to the baseline.

The most valuable feature is the auto-baseline because I don't have to set it with Dynatrace. With New Relic, we had some problems with the configuration.

I would like to see the same features as in the New Relic Insights in the dashboard. That is the only thing I want to see improved in Dynatrace.

Dynatrace is quite stable. I don't have any issues with it. With Dynatrace we need to upgrade and restart often. New Relic is more stable than Dynatrace.

I have not had any issues with the scalability of either New Relic or Dynatrace. They are both quite scalable.

Currently, we get the vendor support directly. Their support is adequate.

Last time we were using another APM and the company discontinued the APM product, so we had to switch.

The initial setup of Dynatrace is quite easy.

We implemented the installation ourselves without any issues or problems at all.

Our most important criteria when selecting a vendor are the features and local support of the agency. Those two along with pricing are very important. 

The reason we eventually chose Dynatrace was for the automatic (auto-baseline) of detection for the API performance issues.

We use New Relic as well in the same facilities.

I will rate the software a nine out of 10 because they are able to help solve our issues for us even though we don't understand the system fully. 

To make it a perfect 10, Dynatrace needs to implement the features from New Relic in the dashboard so that I can monitor my own performance. Even though New Relic is not as good as Dynatrace, I have to understand my own system. I set each parameter manually before every launch by five minutes.

I would suggest to prospective buyers to evaluate both Dynatrace and New Relic to see which features are best for your company. 

If you are not sure about the system requirements, choose Dynatrace. If you understand your own system and know by seeing a network outline exactly what you need for support, then choose New Relic.

User performance monitoring; to be able to proactively understand the user experience on our site.

• Ability to identify which pages are slow and cause frustration for our users.
• Ability to identify user browsers, user geographical location.
• Email alert and mobile app alert are very useful for informing the team that something is going wrong.

User Sessions. I am able to tell what the user experience is like on the web pages.

Also, I'm able to drill down to identify problem issues.

I would like the ability to export a user session into csv format. (I am aware that I can export a user session via a webhook).

Dynatrace has significantly increased a lot of our troubleshooting capability. As IT support team spends less time, they can focus more on other things.

The most valuable feature is that we can see every database call executed from Java applications. Since most of the workload of applications are database-based, it is important to see and analyze SQL statements. Dynatrace provides the ability to drill down to different dashlets and see what is going clearly, which is extremely useful.

The second valuable feature is that we can catch every transaction in our applications. It is important to see all requests end-to-end and have the visibility into performance that we needed.

If you have many distributed servers, you will need to install or migrate every agent. This can be a problem if you have too many, and it takes time.

Customer service is good but I got answers late for some tickets opened recently.

PurePaths that start from method sensors (method entry points) cannot be grouped in any application and displayed under DefaultApplication.

The product runs perfectly with our application servers and collects data that we needed.

It is flexible enough to add desired measures and method level sensors into application code. We can see method-level details.

Our primary use case is application performance monitoring.

It helps with monitoring KPIs.

• Security
• Automation monitoring

I would like them to add serverless capabilities, because everyone is going there.

The stability is rock solid. We put a lot of stress on it.

The scalability is amazing. It is the best. One of our customers is a massive healthcare customer.

I am a partner, so I know people in technical support who I can contact.

The integration and configuration was easy.

We have seen ROI with this product.

The price could be improved.

We also evaluated New Relic and AppDynamics. We chose Dynatrace for the hybrid version and price.

I want to tell people about its hybrid security capabilities. A lot of people have legacy experience with the tool, so it is valuable. They would not have to reinvent the wheel.

We use a hybrid environment, so we have to use the both AWS and on-premise versions.

The product is integrated with Splunk and ServiceNow. It integrates easily with them.

We use it to see a clear view of the system overall and monitor applications effectively and proactively. We also use it on our core software.

It collects and analyses information with AI, which is useful.

Session recording is one of the innovative features, which could be very useful for developers and the marketing team.

Regarding features, it would be good if there would be some features regarding app security.

It is quite expensive for startups. 

• Monitoring and problem diagnostics.
• Control of the whole application layer.
• Used for Java apps and full stacks.

It reduces time and provides detailed info, showing problem correlation, and a single point of diagnosis.

• IA correlation
• Global overview of all app layers, including web servers
• Database
• Intermediate elements
• Load balancer

• They should provide a guide to arrive at the solution for non-super experts.
• Improve upon the possible benefit, especially if the problem is solved.