Dynatrace Operator

What do you like best about the product?

1) It provides end to end observability capabilities of applications to discover the issues quickly.
2) Automated configurations which reduces the error possibilities that can come during manual setup.
3) It offers great support for cloud native applications such as AWS, Azure and GCP cloud.

What do you dislike about the product?

1) Highly costly that small companies may not afford to implement.
2) Less option to customize dashboards as per the requirements.
3) Data center or on-premise support are limited.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Dynatrace is a popular platform which offers complete visibility of applications running on cloud to effectively monitor them at the real-time and it is helping our DevOps and Cloud teams to monitor the applications running on multiple environments to get better insights to maintain the health of systems.

What do you like best about the product?

Honestly, Dynatrace kinda blew my mind with how simple it is to get rolling, considering the beast it is under the hood. Setup? Barely broke a sweat—super clear docs, and the UI’s not a labyrinth, which is rare for stuff this technical. I’m in there all the time, poking around because, let’s be real, it’s loaded. Full-stack monitoring, peeking at user experience, whatever—I can pretty much do it all.

Plugging it into other tools? Piece of cake. Cloud stuff, CI/CD pipelines, Slack or whatever you’re using—it just clicks together. I haven’t needed support much (thankfully), but the couple times I did, they actually answered fast and knew what they were talking about. Wild.

The real user monitoring? Total game-changer. You get to see what actual people are doing, live—not just boring stats. And session replay? It’s like CSI for user journeys. I can finally figure out what made someone rage-quit.

The metrics are super detailed, too. Response times, error rates, Apdex—so you can keep tabs on whether things are cruising or crashing. Plus, if you’re into synthetic checks, custom dashboards, or just wanna nerd out over deep-dive data from the infrastructure all the way up to the front-end, it’s all there. No joke, it’s like peeking under the hood of the whole operation.

What do you dislike about the product?

Man, jumping into this thing? Kinda feels like being tossed into the deep end without floaties. The learning curve’s no joke, especially if you’re brand new. And don’t even get me started on the price—it’s kinda steep, honestly. Not really friendly if you’re running on a shoestring budget or if your team’s tiny. Oh, and those dashboards? They throw so much info at you, it’s like staring at a Where’s Waldo page, but with graphs. If you don’t tweak ‘em, you’ll drown in the chaos. Plus, sometimes they take forever to load. Like, go-make-a-coffee slow. Not exactly a vibe.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Let me tell ya, Dynatrace is kind of a lifesaver. Seriously, it untangles so many headaches across our tech mess—it keeps tabs on basically everything. When it comes to our websites and apps, it’s like having x-ray vision: we see load times, errors, the whole user experience in real time. No more waiting for angry customer emails; we can squash problems before they blow up.

Now, session replay? Total game changer. Sometimes I swear users find new ways to break things, but with replay, we can actually watch what happened—like “oh, THAT’S why the button didn’t work.” No more wild guessing on the front-end stuff.

And then, on the infrastructure side, it doesn’t just stop at the basics. It’s got its hooks in our containers, networks, even the big enterprise machines. We get this bird’s-eye view of how everything connects and runs. Dependencies, bottlenecks, weird blips—you name it, we spot it.

The alerting and log stuff is slick too. We don’t have to bounce between a million tools to figure out what’s on fire. It just lets us know, “Hey, go fix this right now.” So yeah, everything’s in one spot, and it just makes keeping our digital world running a whole lot less stressful. If something goes sideways, we’re on it before anyone even notices.

What do you like best about the product?

Perform a thorough granular analysis and monitoring of the application

What do you dislike about the product?

Being so granular delivers many results and options that ultimately prove counterproductive as it confuses the user.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

the problem is that it is too granular and causes the analyst to become confused and draw ambiguous conclusions

What do you like best about the product?

Dynatrace offers a great platform for combined observability and visibility for my infrastructure, apps and services. It offers a big variety of features, that are easy to integrate and install.

What do you dislike about the product?

Dynatrace has a big learning curve. Most things are user friendly but require a lot of reading to get used to. Also at times the customer support at tickets is a bit too slow

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Dynatrace helps to combine all observability tools in one platform. There is no need to have many different platforms, views logs and alerts on different platforms, you can see everything in the Dynatrace tenant and its dashboards.

What do you like best about the product?

Get pure path to find the cause of system slowness.

What do you dislike about the product?

Make system slower at times due to lot of logger.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Application monitoring to find the system slowness and requests taking more time to serve.