Dynatrace Reviews

The solution is amazing, it does well when you need to use it.

The dashboard could improve. The graphs available should have more features such as the ability to do data comparisons.

I rate Dynatrace a ten out of ten.

• Load testing in R&D to anticipate bottlenecks. 
• Used in production environments to retrieve consistent use cases.

• Mean time to root cause analysis decreased drastically. 
• It allows us to address issues directly. 

The NeoLoad plugin is awesome, and it gets results from load tests correlated with test scenarios. 

C language integration requires manual implementation through the SDK, which is rather difficult and time consuming. 

We use it to find database hotspots, method hotspots, CPU, JVM , Disk I/O and more.

Has helped us find issues such as application suspension and to improve web services data.

PurePath, Database Hotspots, Method Hotspots, CPU, JVM, disk I/O and other graphs.

Find the right method, give the cause of suspension, give tips for resolution, and one call query to find method.

We were using a freeware tool and we needed all the information in one tool.

We are a partner and are selling this solution. We also use it internally.

This solution has helped us to reduce the time to detect the root cause incident and also to avoid missing incidents.

The most valuable feature is the beautiful UI. The correlation between events and impacts is helpful, as is the automatic detection of the infrastructure.

Improvements are needed in the navigation and time-frame selection when browsing problems, sometimes, the time-frame set change and I need to re-set it again, plus I find the navigation bar on the top left quite cumbersome, when i'm analyzing problem and I want to go back to the previous view, for me the nav bar should be the solution but often, when selecting the last element in the bar, I do not go back to my previous page but to the "main element page" (Aka, When doing deep analysis the analysis components are not shown on the nav bar and the only way is to press the browser "go back" button).

I use this solution for application monitoring.

The functionality needs improvement.

We do not see any major impacts on the stability of the product.

I would need to explore this further because I have not tested it further than our needs.

We have not needed tech support.

It is on the high-end of the price range of products.

I advise that when you are looking for a new product, consider:

• Features 
• Accuracy 
• Consistency

We sell it as a business partner. Our clients use it to test their systems before launching, seeing what is wrong before release.

Many clients have been able to reduce time on troubleshooting, since they find the problems before they launch the system, by running tests with Dynatrace.

The PurePath feature which enables you to see the path from click to database query. I think this is what makes Dynatrace unique from others.

Whenever there is a new version of the UI changes, it makes it hard to use, because we are accustomed to the old one.

Dynatrace not only tells you that your users are having issues with your application, but also where you should look to fix the issues. In modern complex applications, it is no longer enough to just hope for the best. The latest product utilizes AI and massive automation make it really easy to deploy. 

Finds issues that previously occupied people for months. Just pointing the finger at a problematic piece of code is magical. Business and IT come together to understand how apps work, no more unproductive discussions and blame game. 

• Code-level detail for all transactions
• AI, automation, and ease of deployment

The products or company go through a rebrand/renaming about once a year, which creates some confusion with our customers.