Dynatrace AI Performance Engineering
February 07, 2020
Dynatrace AI Performance Engineering
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Dynatrace
Dynatrace is used across the entire organization: development, QA, operations, business, InfoSec, executive management.
Improved customer experience. Faster time to Releases. Faster root cause determination. Performance and scalability issues discovery. Provides deeper insight into transactions run-time, topology, containers, network and infrastructure performance, latency contributions, resource issues, Java run-time and top database issues.
Improved customer experience. Faster time to Releases. Faster root cause determination. Performance and scalability issues discovery. Provides deeper insight into transactions run-time, topology, containers, network and infrastructure performance, latency contributions, resource issues, Java run-time and top database issues.
Pros
- Ease of use.
- Rapid root cause identification.
Cons
- Custom reporting.
- Very positive ROI.
- Faster time to root cause.
We have used New Relic APM and we love it. New Relic is a low-cost top choice.
Dynatrace takes innovation much further and regularly delivers new and very useful features. The Dynatrace AI Causation engine sets it apart from other APM tools, providing accurate context, and multidimensional analysis and figures out root cause faster than humans and even faster than me. Dynatrace is a remarkable APM tool.
Dynatrace takes innovation much further and regularly delivers new and very useful features. The Dynatrace AI Causation engine sets it apart from other APM tools, providing accurate context, and multidimensional analysis and figures out root cause faster than humans and even faster than me. Dynatrace is a remarkable APM tool.
Do you think Dynatrace delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Dynatrace's feature set?
Yes
Did Dynatrace live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Dynatrace go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Dynatrace again?
Yes
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