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Must-Know Dynatrace Metrics
Highlights: The Most Important Dynatrace Metrics
- 1. CPU Usage (%)
- 2. Memory Usage (%)
- 3. Disk Space Used (%)
- 4. Response Time (ms)
- 5. Apdex Score
- 6. Throughput (Requests/Second)
- 7. Error Rate (%)
- 8. Garbage Collection Time (ms)
- 9. Number of Database Calls
- 10. User Experience (Visually complete)
- 11. Network Usage
- 12. Latency (ms)
- 13. CPU Ready Time (ms)
- 14. Active Threads
- 15. Database Response Time (ms)
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Dynatrace Metrics: Our Guide
Delve into the world of effective application performance monitoring with this comprehensive guide about must-know Dynatrace metrics. Learn how these key indicators can help improve your digital performance and provide critical insights for informed decision-making. Uncover the value of Dynatrace’s robust measurement capabilities to optimize your operations and ensure a seamless user experience.
CPU Usage
This metric shows the percentage of CPU resources used by a process, host, or service. It helps in understanding if the CPU is over-utilized or under-utilized.
Memory Usage
This metric represents the percentage of overall memory used on a host or by a process. It helps in identifying memory leaks, bottlenecks, and areas for optimization.
Disk Space Used
This metric measures the percentage of disk space used versus the available space. It is crucial for maintaining optimal system performance and avoiding downtime due to lack of storage.
Response Time
This metric captures the amount of time taken for an application to respond to a user’s request. Lower response times indicate better application performance.
Apdex Score
The application performance index represents user satisfaction with an application’s response time. A higher score indicates better user experience.
Throughput
Throughput: Requests per second. High throughput means handling many requests simultaneously.
Error Rate
Error rate: % of failed requests vs. total. High rates may signal code or infrastructure problems.
Garbage Collection Time
This metric measures the time taken by the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) to clean up unused memory. Long garbage collection times could lead to reduced application performance.
Number Of Database Calls
This metric tracks the total number of database calls made by your application, indicating the efficiency of database interactions and potential performance bottlenecks.
User Experience
This metric measures the time taken for a user to see the loaded webpage’s essential content. It helps gauge user satisfaction with a webpage’s performance.
Network Usage
Network usage: Data transmitted and received. High usage may suggest latency or poor app optimization.
Latency
Latency is a measure of the delay incurred in the communication between different components of your system. Low latency indicates faster, more efficient communication.
CPU Ready Time
This metric measures the time a CPU is in a ready state, waiting to process new requests. High CPU ready times can indicate a shortage of available CPU resources.
Active Threads
The active threads metric represents the number of tasks currently executing. Higher thread counts may indicate better parallelization and more efficient task processing.
Database Response Time
The database response time measures the time it takes for a database to complete a request, providing insights into the efficiency and performance of your database.
Frequently Asked Questions
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