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Question,Answer What are the core components of Dynatrace's HTTP monitoring analytics?,\"Availability Response time Response size HTTP status codes\" The 3 types of synthetic monitoring are?,"Single-URL browser monitors, browser clickpaths, and HTTP monitors" What options do you have for Syntheti...

Question,Answer What are the core components of Dynatrace's HTTP monitoring analytics?,\"Availability Response time Response size HTTP status codes\" The 3 types of synthetic monitoring are?,"Single-URL browser monitors, browser clickpaths, and HTTP monitors" What options do you have for Synthetic monitoring?,"1. Create a browser monitor 2. Create a HTTP monitor" Device profile settings of a browser monitor,"1. Device type 2. Screen size 3. Bandwidth (download, upload, latency) 4. User agent" Additional options of a browser monitor,"Enable global login authentication Enable additional HTTP headers Bypass Content Security Policy Block specific requests Set cookies Capture metrics for pages loaded in frames" How to enable the "Allow in incognito" permission,"1.Install Dynatrace Synthetic Recorder 2.Navigate to Manage Extensions 3.Enable "Allow in incognito"/""Allow in InPrivate" 4.Refresh\" 2 options to create a clickpath,"1. Record it 2. Manually add clickpath events" What are the 2 types of locators?,"1. DOM locator 2. CSS locator" What are the 6 types of Browser clickpath events?,"Javascript Click Select option Tap Navigate Cookie" How can you monitor a internal URL?,set up a private synthetic location What do you need to assign to a synthetic location?,Assign at least one synthetic-enabled ActiveGate. Frequency of synthetic Browser monitor runtime,"minutes: 5, 10, 15, or 30 hours: 1, 2, or 4 hours. Or On Demand Only" Monitoring analytics of HTTP monitor,"1. Availability 2. Response time 3. Response size 4. HTTP status codes" Monitoring frequency of HTTP monitor,"1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 (min) or On Demand Only" "When does Dynatrace trigger a""monitor unavailable"\" alert for an HTTP monitor across multiple locations",When the monitor is unavailable at all configured locations. How does Dynatrace handle consecutive failed runs of an HTTP monitor at a single location?,It can generate a problem/alert if the monitor is unavailable for one or more consecutive runs at any location"In Dynatrace, what is the primary purpose of configuring synthetic monitors?",To test and ensure the availability and performance of web applications."In Dynatrace, what is the primary purpose of configuring synthetic monitors",To test and ensure the availability and performance of web applications."What is the primary purpose of creating a \""Browser Clickpath"\" in synthetic monitoring with Dynatrace?\",To simulate user journeys and interactions with a web application. How do Availability Monitors contribute to the overall synthetic monitoring capabilities of Dynatrace?,By assessing and ensuring the availability of critical services and resources. What is the primary role of Browser Monitors in the context of Synthetic Monitoring?,Browser Monitors assess user experiences by simulating real browser interactions. Question,Answer What are the 4 scores presented in the Dynatrace Service Quality Report,"1. Dynatrace Overall score 2. Application score 3. Services score 4. Infrastructure score" Where to find the Service Quality Report?,"In the navigation menu, go to Observe and explore \> Reports. Click on Service quality in the left-hand menu." What options do you have for each report?,"1.Subscribe 2. Share" From what metrics is the Overall Dynatrace score made up?,\"1. Application Score: This reflects the user experience within your applications, primarily based on Apdex ratings (user satisfaction) and the percentage of user actions impacted by problems.   2. Services Score: This represents the health and performance of the services that support your applications, measured by the percentage of successful service calls not affected by problems. 3. Infrastructure Score: This focuses on the health of your underlying infrastructure (servers, databases, etc.), calculated from the percentage of host time that was problem-free.\" What are the metrics of the Dynatrace Application Score?,\"1. Average Apdex 4. Percentage of user actions with problems(User Action Impact)\" What is the Services score?,Percentage of service calls that were successful and unaffected by problems. What is the Infrastructure score?,Percentage of host time during which no problems were encountered. Question,Answer What are the three ways Dynatrace RUM can be injected into a web application? Why might you choose one method over another?,"1. Automatically by OneAgent (easiest, requires OneAgent installation) 2. Manually if using agentless monitoring (for environments where OneAgent can't be installed) 3. Using Dynatrace browser extensions (to monitor third-party applications)" "How does Dynatrace monitor mobile applications, and what is the injection process like?","1.OneAgent for iOS or Android (provides comprehensive monitoring) 2. No injection required (OneAgent handles the instrumentation automatically)" "In the context of Dynatrace RUM, what constitutes a""user action,"\" and how does it relate to web server requests","A user action is any interaction with the web browser that triggers a request to the web server. This could be loading a page, clicking a button, submitting a form, etc.\" What are the types of user actions,"1. Load action (page load) 2. XHR action (AJAX requests) 3. Custom action (defined using the JavaScript API)" What are two key factors that differentiate the various types of user actions in Dynatrace RUM?,"1. How the action duration is calculated (varies depending on the type of action) 2. What metrics are available (different metrics are relevant for different action types)" "How does Dynatrace define and measure the duration of a""load action""? What are the start and end points for this measurement?","1. Definition: The actual loading of a page in the browser. 2. Duration: Measured from the start of the page load to the completion of the onLoad event handler (or a subsequent XHR triggered by it). 3. Start: navigationStart attribute or the moment the JavaScript RUM code initializes. 4. End: When the onLoad handler finishes or after the completion of an XHR triggered by the handler." "How does Dynatrace define and measure the duration of an""XHR action""? How does this differ from a load action?","1. Definition: Triggered when user actions lead to an XHR or fetch() call. 2. Duration: Measured from the initiation of the XHR/fetch call to the completion of loading all related resources. 3. Start: When the XHR or fetch() call is initiated. 4. End: When all resources associated with the XHR/fetch call have finished loading." Where in the Dynatrace UI can you configure which types of user interactions are automatically detected and monitored by RUM?,Application -\> Edit -\> Advanced Settings -\> Advanced Setup How can you extend Dynatrace RUM to track user interactions that aren't automatically captured?,By using the JavaScript RUM API. What are the three main components that make up the total duration of a user action in Dynatrace?,"1. Components: Frontend time, Network time, Server time." "How does Dynatrace calculate the""frontend time,"\" \""network time,"\" and \""server time"\" for a user action?","1. Frontend time: User action duration - Network time - Server time. 2. Network time: (requestStart - actionStart) + (responseEnd - responseStart) 3. Server time: responseStart - requestStart 4. User action duration: (loadEventEnd or lastXHREnd) - actionStart\" How can you improve the readability and understandability of user action names in Dynatrace RUM?,Insert the data-dtname attribute into HTML elements to provide descriptive names. "How does Dynatrace track user sessions, even for anonymous users?",Tracking: By storing a persistent cookie on the user's browser. What events mark the beginning and end of a user session in Dynatrace?,"1. Session Start: When the first user action is initiated. 2. Session End: After 35 minutes of browser inactivity. When the user closes their browser.(A user session remains live in the Dynatrace web UI for up to 35 minutes after the user closes their browser.) After a limit of 200 user actions. When the session duration reaches 8 hours. By calling the dtrum.endSession() method of the JavaScript API." How are user actions grouped and correlated into user sessions by Dynatrace?,"Visibility in Search: Usually 4 minutes, but can take up to 10.5 minutes. Grouping: Dynatrace uses cookies and local storage to correlate user actions into sessions." Difference between Live and active users,"1. A live user is a user who was active once before, but whose session has not yet been ended. 2. An active user is a user who has been confirmed still active at a given time." Where in the Dynatrace UI can you adjust the Apdex settings for an entire application?,Application Apdex: Apps -\> select app -\> edit app -\> general How can you fine-tune Apdex thresholds for specific key user actions within an application?,Key User Action Apdex: Apps -\> select app -\> top 3 user actions -\> view full details -\> scroll down to key user actions -\> select key user action -\> edit List some of the key performance metrics that Dynatrace captures and analyzes to evaluate web application performance.,"User action duration Visual complete DOM interactive Speed index Time to first byte Load event start Load event end HTML downloaded Time to first byte Largest contentful paint(how quickly a web page's main content is visible to a user) Cumulative layout shift( the score measuring the unexpected shifting of visible webpage element) First input delay (RUM web only)" How are user actions with JavaScript errors categorized in terms of Apdex performance levels?,"JavaScript Errors: Rated as""Frustrating."\"\" "What does the""user experience score"\" represent in Dynatrace RUM, and how is it calculated?","User Experience Score: Represents the Apdex for user sessions, reflecting overall user satisfaction.\" "How does Dynatrace protect sensitive user data in session replays? What types of masking are available, and which are applied by default?","Masking Types: All form fields (enabled) Password fields (enabled) Content Attribute Interaction (enabled for select forms e.g., gender)" "If you're monitoring internal applications, how can you ensure that Dynatrace accurately associates user activity with the correct geographical locations?",Settings \> Web and mobile monitoring \> Map IP addresses to locations. When is it appropriate to use the Dynatrace browser extension for RUM?,Browser Extension: When you want to monitor 3rd party applications. In what situations would you opt for agentless RUM monitoring?,Agentless Monitoring: When you can't install OneAgent on your server. What kind of information does the Waterfall analysis view provide in Dynatrace RUM?,"Data Displayed: Document requests, XHR requests, Resources." "What are some of the""top findings"\" highlighted in the Waterfall analysis view?","Uncompressed text resources Resources larger than 100kb Resources with a browser cache rate lower than 50% Slow first-party, third-party, or CDN resources (\> 200 ms) Contacted third-party and CDN domains First-party, third-party, and CDN resources  \" Which metrics can be selected and analyzed within the Waterfall analysis view?,Selectable Metrics: Key performance metrics. "Dynatrace allows you to define""conversion goals"\" to track specific user behaviors. What are the four types of conversion goals you can create?","User action Session duration Number of user actions Destination\" Question,Answer "When investigating a problem in Dynatrace, what are the three main sections of information provided in the problem details view?","Affected Applications, Services and Infrastructure Business impact Root cause" "What types of insights into user behavior can be found within the""User behavior"\" section of the Applications metadata view in Dynatrace?","Users User types Geolocation breakdown Sessions Entry action Bounce rate Other actions Exit actions Conversion\" "Which five widgets are consistently displayed in the""Performance analysis"\" section of the Applications view in Dynatrace, providing a quick overview of application performance?","Problems Availability Top user actions Top errors Events\" "In the""User behavior"\" section of the Applications view, which four widgets provide immediate insights into user interactions and potential issues?","Problems Top 3 bounces Top entry/exit actions Events\" "When analyzing a problem in Dynatrace, what are the six key widgets available in the Problem details view to aid in investigation and resolution?","Affected apps, services, infrastructure Business analysis Root cause analysis Visual resolution path Comments" "What are the primary vertical sections within the Dynatrace Smartscape, representing different layers of your environment?","Applications Services Processes Hosts Data centers" What are some of the built-in diagnostic tools provided by Dynatrace to help troubleshoot performance problems and analyze application behavior?,"Memory dumps Process crashes Top database statements Top web requests Exception analysis CPU analysis" "When monitoring a web application with an HTTP monitor in Dynatrace, what are the key widgets available to visualize and analyze its performance?","Availability + response time Response size Problems HTTP status codes Properties HTTP requests Events Services Applications" What widgets are available when using a browser monitor in Dynatrace to assess the performance and user experience of a web application?,"Availability, downtime, locations, visually complete load/XHR, total duration Clickpath events Properties Problems Errors Events Worldmap Applications" What are the primary widgets available in Dynatrace for monitoring the performance and health of individual services within your application environment?,"Requests: CPU, Response time, Throughput, Failure rate Services, apps -\> service -\> services, database Problems Dependencies: service flow, backtrace, web requests Current hotspots Multidimensional analysis views Events" What are the key widgets in Dynatrace that provide insights into the performance and resource usage of individual hosts within your infrastructure?,"General: CPU, Memory, Disk, NIC, Services Problems Availability Processes Events Logs" How does Dynatrace visualize and analyze network performance? What are the main categories of network-related widgets?,"General: retransmission, connectivity, traffic Environment details: Hosts, interfaces, processes" What types of widgets does Dynatrace offer to monitor database performance and identify potential bottlenecks?,"General: services, processes and hosts SQL transactions SQL queries SQL Modifications Problems Availability Current hotspots Multidimensional analysis Dependencies: backtrace, web requests Events" Smartscape Dependency Visualization,"Vertical Axis: Full-stack dependencies across all tiers (e.g., front-end, application logic, database, infrastructure). Horizontal Axis: Ingoing and outgoing call relationships within each tier (e.g., service-to-service communication within the application logic tier)." Question,Answer "In Dynatrace, how can you customize the naming conventions for your monitored hosts to improve organization and readability?",Global Settings -\> Monitoring -\> Host namin What key metrics does Dynatrace use to assess the health and performance of your CPU resources?,CPU usage How does Dynatrace monitor the health and utilization of your system's memory? What specific metrics are involved?,"Memory usage Page faults" What are the key indicators that Dynatrace uses to evaluate the performance and stability of your network connections?,"Traffic Packets Quality Connectivity" What metrics does Dynatrace track to monitor the health and performance of your disk resources?,"Throughput Disk space usage Disk latency IOPS Idle time" What are the different states that a host can be in within the Dynatrace monitoring environment?,"Running Offline Shutdown Maintenance Unmonitored" "When monitoring processes in Dynatrace, what are the key resource metrics that are tracked and analyzed?","CPU Memory Traffic Retransmissions Connectivity I/O" What types of information and metrics are available in Dynatrace for analyzing the performance and behavior of process groups?,"System performance (memory and CPU) Networking (connectivity and retransmissions) Technology-specific metrics (GC time, suspension) Log files  " "How can you group hosts in Dynatrace, both before and after OneAgent installation? What tools or methods are available?","Before installation: --set-host-group parameter during OneAgent installation After installation: oneagentctl command-line tool" What are the two primary settings that can be configured for host groups in Dynatrace?,"Anomaly detection OneAgent Updates" Question,Answer "When examining service tiles in Dynatrace, which three key metrics are displayed to provide a quick overview of performance?","Response time Failure rate Throughput" What are the 5 steps to improve database performance?,"Check database health Check network Understand how the database is acessed Analyse load and response time for each service Check total connections to the database" Question,Answer "In Dynatrace, what are the different ways you can share a dashboard with others?","1. Share publicly (accessible to anyone with the link) 2. Share to users with Dynatrace access (only users with Dynatrace accounts can view) 3. Share to all users of an environment (all users within the specific Dynatrace environment can view) 4. Share to specific users (grant access to individual users)" What are the 2 types of dashboard reports subscriptions?,\"1. Weekly 2. Monthly Two types of dashboard report subscriptions are \""weekly"\" subscriptions, where users receive a report every Monday, and \""monthly"\" subscriptions, where users receive a report on the first Monday of each month; both are delivered via email\" What are the three types of context tiles you can use to add descriptive information or context to your Dynatrace dashboards?,"1. Header (for titles and section headings) 2. Markdown 3. Image" What are the two types of tiles available for displaying information about services on your Dynatrace dashboards?,"1. Service health 2. Service or request" What options do you have for visualizing synthetic monitoring data on your Dynatrace dashboards? What are the different types of synthetic tiles?,"1. Browser monitor (metrics and details for browser monitors) 2. Synthetic monitor health (overall health status of synthetic monitors) 3. HTTP monitor (metrics and details for HTTP monitors) 4. Third-party monitor (metrics for external services monitored by Dynatrace)" What types of database tiles are available for dashboards?,"1. Database health (Displays the number of databases in your environment against the number of databases that are currently affected by problems.) 2. Database performance(commits per hour, statements per minute, and response time))" What types of analysis tiles can you add to your Dynatrace dashboards to help investigate problems and understand dependencies,"1. Problems (overview of detected problems and their impact) 2. Smartscape (visualization of your environment and its dependencies) 3. Log query table" Question,Answer How does Dynatrace determine when to trigger alerts based on performance deviations? What types of thresholds are used?,"1. Automated baselines 2. Built-in static thresholds" "Dynatrace categorizes events based on their severity level. What are the six event types, ordered from most to least severe?","Availability (most severe) Error Slowdown Resource Custom Info (least severe)" Where in Dynatrace can you adjust the sensitivity of event alerting to fine-tune how and when alerts are triggered?,Global settings -\> Anomaly detection What are the four levels of impact that Dynatrace uses to categorize problems?,"Application Services Infrastructure Environment" How long does Dynatrace retain problem details for analysis after a problem is detected?,10 days What are the 4 baselines used to distinguish between normal and anomalous situations?,"Traffic Error rate Response time Multidimensional" "When creating baselines for applications in Dynatrace, what are the four dimensions that can be considered","User action Geolocation Browser OS" What are the two dimensions that Dynatrace uses for establishing baselines for services(Service baseling)?,"Service method Service method group" How long does Dynatrace typically take to learn traffic patterns before it starts alerting on unusual traffic spikes or drops?,After a week What condition must be met before Dynatrace starts alerting on an increase in error rates for an application or service?,After the app has run for at least 20% of a week(7 days) What triggers Dynatrace to start alerting on an increase in response time(slowdown event) for an application or service?,After the median or the 90th percentiles degrade How can you customize the static thresholds that Dynatrace uses for monitoring your infrastructure?,Global Settings -\> Anomaly detection -\> Infrastructure Question,Answer What are the minimum system requirements for installing and running a Dynatrace ActiveGate?,"4 GB free disk space for ActiveGate and Extensions installation 4 GB for ActiveGate and OneAgent cached installers and container 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended) 1 dual core processor." What file do you need to configure in order to allow a single environment ActiveGate for multiple environments?,multitenant.properties What network port do OneAgents use to communicate with ActiveGates?,9999 What are the possible network ports used by ActiveGates to communicate with the Dynatrace cluster?,\"443 or 8443 (443 is the standard HTTPS port, while 8443 is an alternative often used for secure communication.)\" ActiveGates play a versatile role in Dynatrace. What are some of the key functions and use cases for ActiveGates?,"1. Messaging routing 2. Buffering and compression 3. Authentication of OneAgent requests 4. Access sealed networks 5. Store memory dumps 6. Control load distribution for AWS 7. Monitor Cloud Foundry 8. Monitor Azure 9. Monitor Kubernetes/OpenShift 10. Monitor using ActiveGate extensions 11. Monitor virtualized infrastructure 12. Dynatrace API 13. Real User Monitoring 14. OpenTelemetry log/trace ingestion 15. Run Synthetic monitors from a private location 16. Install the zRemote module for z/OS monitoring" Which Dynatrace features and capabilities rely on ActiveGates for their functionality?,"OneAgents Agentless RUM PaaS Integration ActiveGate Extensions Mobile Monitoring Synthetic Monitoring API Monitoring Mainframe Monitoring" How can ActiveGate extensions enhance the monitoring capabilities of Dynatrace?,Monitor technologies that are not supported by OneAgent (ActiveGate extensions expand Dynatrace's monitoring capabilities to cover a wider range of technologies and environments.) Question,Answer What are the five main service categories in Dynatrace?,"Entry points Used by Applications External dependencies Background only Internal only" What are the service types in Dynatrace ?,"1. Web request services 2. Web services 3. Database services 4. Messaging and queueing 5. Remoting services 6. Background activity services 7. Custom services 8. Span (default) service 9. Unified service 10. Volatile services" What information does Dynatrace use to identify and assign names to services within your application environment?,"Web server name Web application ID Context root" "What is a""merged service""?",A merged service is an aggregate of multiple web request services of the same process group with identical functionality across separate cluster nodes. Why might Dynatrace not have code-level visibility for certain services? What are the two main reasons for this limitation?,"1. The technology is recognized, but deep monitoring is not supported. 2. The technology is not recognized or not supported." How does Dynatrace detect and present services within a monitored environment,Services are automatically discovered based on observed traffic and dependencies. "In Dynatrace, why is it important to customize naming and recognition of services and entities?",To accurately identify and categorize services and entities for better monitoring and analysis. Question,Answer The Dynatrace Smartscape visualizes your environment in layers. What are the five horizontal layers(axis) that represent different levels of your infrastructure and applications?,"Applications Datacenters Hosts Processes Services" Question,Answer Which four key scores are included in the Dynatrace Service Quality Report to provide an overview of your environment's health?,"Application score Dynatrace Overall score Infrastructure score Services score" What actions can you take to manage and distribute Dynatrace reports?,"Share Subscribe" How frequently does Dynatrace generate Service Quality Reports?,Once per week on Mondays What are the three components that contribute to the overall Dynatrace score in the Service Quality Report?,"App score Infrastructure score Services score" Which two main factors contribute to the calculation of the App score in Dynatrace?,"Average Apdex Percentage of user actions with problems" How does Dynatrace quantify the performance and health of services in the Services score?,Percentage of service calls that were successful and unaffected by problems. What does the Infrastructure score in Dynatrace represent?,Percentage of host time during which no problems were encountered. Question,Answer How long does Dynatrace retain detailed data about service requests?,35 days For how long does Dynatrace store code-level data for services?,10 days What is the retention period for time series data with a 1-minute resolution in Dynatrace?,14 days How long does Dynatrace keep time series data that's aggregated at a 5-minute interval?,14-28 days What is the data retention period for time series data with a 1-hour interval granularity?,28-400 days What is the data retention period for interval granularity of 1 day,400 days--5 years What is the retention period for data related to user sessions and user actions in Dynatrace?,35 days What is the retention period for data related to user sessions and user actions in Dynatrace,35 days For how long can you access Session Replay in Dynatrace,35 days What is the data retention duration for the waterfall analysis(Distributed traces) view in Dynatrace?,10 days How long does Dynatrace store data related to Synthetic transactions?,35 days What is the typical retention period for log data in Dynatrace?,"Grail: 1 day to 10 years(Configurable) Classic: 35 days" What is the term used to describe the duration for which monitoring data is stored and accessible within Dynatrace?,Data Retention Period What factors should be considered when defining data retention policies in Dynatrace?,Balancing storage capacity with the need for historical data. Question,Answer What are the key components that make up a Dynatrace Managed deployment?,"1. Cluster Management Console 2. Dynatrace Managed Cluster 3. Dynatrace Managed Installer 4. Environments monitored by OneAgent 5. Mission Control 6. Cluster ActiveGate" What is the primary function of a Dynatrace Managed cluster,Monitoring one or more environments What are the key elements or components that are associated with a Dynatrace Managed cluster?,"1. One or more cluster nodes and therefore one or more Dynatrace server instances. 2. One or more monitored environments. 3. One Cluster Management Console." What are the core components included in the Dynatrace Managed installer?,"Cassandra Dynatrace Server ElasticSearch Embedded ActiveGate NGINX" What are some of the key tasks and administrative functions that you can perform using the Cluster Management Console in Dynatrace Managed?,"Add new cluster nodes. Add new environments. Create user accounts and groups." What are the two primary areas of support provided by Dynatrace Mission Control?,"Licensing Maintenance" What are the necessary steps to set up Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM) in a Dynatrace Managed environment?,"1. Set up Dynatrace Managed Cluster. 2. Set up Cluster ActiveGate. 3. Set up Environment ActiveGate and provide the Cluster ActiveGate for external communication." How often does a Dynatrace Managed cluster communicate with Dynatrace servers during the installation process?,Once during installation and during every update What are the two essential requirements for a Cluster ActiveGate in Dynatrace Managed?,"A domain name with a valid SSL certificate. A public IP address." Where in the Dynatrace Managed interface can you manage user accounts and groups?,Cluster Management console -\> User authentication What types of data are shared with Dynatrace Mission Control to enable proactive support and maintenance?,"1. Cluster health 2. Deployment health 3. Licensing and billing information 4.Monitoring settings (if allowed) 5. OneAgent and cluster events" What are the two levels of permissions that can be assigned to users in Dynatrace Managed?,"Cluster permissions Environment permissions" How frequently does a Dynatrace Managed cluster check for licensing updates?,Once every 5 minutes How frequently does a Dynatrace Managed cluster check for available updates?,Once every hour How often does Dynatrace report consumption data for your managed cluster?,Once every hour How can you customize the configuration of your Dynatrace Managed deployment?,By editing the custom.settings that override the config.properties file at updates Why is an internet connection generally recommended for a Dynatrace Managed deployment?,"1. Collect Dynatrace usage data 2. Enable availability monitoring 3. Facilitate support 4. Receive update notifications" "How often are updates released for Dynatrace Managed clusters, and are these updates optional?","Every 4 weeks (may delay, can't skip)" "How frequently are OneAgent updates released in a Dynatrace Managed environment, and are these updates mandatory?",Every 4 weeks (optional) Where does the OneAgent send the monitoring data it collects?,The Dynatrace monitoring environment What are the steps involved in setting up a Dynatrace Managed cluster?,"1. Download the Dynatrace Managed installer. 2. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions. 3. Configure network settings, storage, and other options. 4. Start the cluster and verify its status." Question,Answer "How often are updates released for Dynatrace SaaS clusters, and are these updates mandatory?",Every 2 weeks (automatic) "How frequently are OneAgent updates released in a Dynatrace Managed environment, and are these updates mandatory?",Every 4 weeks (optional) Where does the OneAgent send the monitoring data it collects?,Dynatrace Monitoring tenant Question,Answer What is the maximum amount of log data that can be analyzed at a time in Dynatrace?,500 MB What is the time range for which you can analyze log data in Dynatrace?,"1. Log Explorer: Last 7 days 2. Log Monitoring: Dynatrace can analyze logs with timestamps within the past hour and 10 minutes into the future 3. Problem Analysis with Logs: The time range is limited to the timeframe of the specific problem being investigated" What are the different log formats that Dynatrace can monitor and analyze?,"JSON files Plain-text log files Windows format event logs" How long does Dynatrace retain log data?,"Dynatrace retains log data for 35 days by default. However, with Grail, you can customize the retention period from 1 day to 10 years" "How can you use the Log Explorer in Dynatrace to search, filter, and analyze log data?","1. Search for specific keywords or phrases. 2. Filter by log source, severity, time range, and other criteria. 3. View log details, including timestamps, attributes, and related events." How can you create log monitoring rules in Dynatrace to extract metrics and events from your log data?,"1. Define patterns or regular expressions to match specific log entries. 2. Extract relevant information from log entries as metrics or events. 3. Configure alerting rules based on log events or metric thresholds." "In the context of Dynatrace log analysis, what is the purpose of log event tagging?","Log event tagging involves automatically assigning metadata to log entries, enhancing observability." How can you access application logs from within the Dynatrace user interface,"1. From a Process Details page, you can view log files that the process writes to. 2. From a Host Details page, you can View All Log Entries from the logs on that host. 3. Via the Log Viewer on the Log files page." Question,Answer What are some of the built-in diagnostic tools in Dynatrace that can help troubleshoot performance problems and analyze application behavior?,"CPU analysis Exception analysis Memory dumps Process crashers Top database statements Top web requests" "In the context of Dynatrace diagnostic tools (e.g.,""Top database statements""), what does the term""Top"\" signify?\",Most frequent and most expensive (This means Dynatrace identifies the database statements or web requests that occur most often and consume the most resources.) Question,Answer How does Dynatrace help you detect and mitigate security vulnerabilities in your applications and infrastructure?,"1. Automatic vulnerability detection: Dynatrace automatically identifies known vulnerabilities in your applications and libraries. 2. Runtime vulnerability analysis: Dynatrace analyzes application behavior at runtime to detect potential security threats. 3. Integration with security tools: Dynatrace can integrate with other security tools to provide a comprehensive view of your security posture." How can you use Dynatrace to assess and manage security risks in your environment?,"1. Prioritize vulnerabilities based on their severity and potential impact. 2. Track the status of vulnerability remediation efforts. 3. Generate reports and dashboards to visualize security risks." What type of information does Dynatrace Application Security offer for compliance efforts?,Insights into security posture for compliance reporting.