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Deutsche Telekom revoluciona las experiencias digitales con Dynatrace

La observabilidad y seguridad de extremo a extremo permiten al proveedor central de software de la empresa líder de telecomunicaciones digitales optimizar el rendimiento y elevar la satisfacción del cliente Continue reading Deutsche Telekom revoluciona las experiencias digitales con Dynatrace

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Dynatrace Fundamental Tutorials - Part 1 of 6 - 2023

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Dynatrace’ s seamless integration in Microsoft’s marketplace

Dynatrace in Microsoft’s Marketplace

In the current digital landscape, the cloud has evolved into an essential component for more than ninety percent of organizations. As a result of this widespread adoption, cloud portfolios are becoming increasingly complicated. This is because businesses are navigating the challenges of migrating on-premises environments, managing hybrid workloads, and modernizing their cloud estate, all while operating under the current business imperatives of speed and scale. In order to overcome this challenge, organizations need to equip themselves with cutting-edge tools that not only offer insightful analytics but also streamline processes that are performed manually.

Customers are able to construct intelligent applications and solutions while seamlessly unifying technology to simplify platform management and deliver innovations in an efficient and secure manner. Microsoft Azure is the cloud that is considered to be the most trusted cloud services in the world. Microsoft collaborates with partners like Dynatrace to bolster its customers’ ability to derive the greatest possible benefit from their cloud portfolio. According to the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring and Observability, Dynatrace, which is a platform for analytics and automation that is powered by causal artificial intelligence, was granted the title of Leader.

The combination of Azure and Dynatrace is superior

Customers can simplify their information technology ecosystems at scale with Dynatrace, which allows them to respond more quickly to changes in market conditions. Customers are able to click-to-deploy and adjust investments based on usage thanks to the Azure Native Dynatrace Service, which makes the process of migrating and optimizing their cloud estate easier for businesses. Additionally, the solution is available through the Microsoft commercial marketplace, which makes it accessible to potential customers.

The Dynatrace Grail Data Lakehouse is the most recent cloud management innovation for Dynatrace, which was just recently introduced to the public. This cutting-edge technology is a component of the Azure Native Dynatrace Service, which was developed to effectively manage vast quantities and types of data across diverse cloud environments, including hybrid, multicloud, and cloud-native environments. With Grail, observability, security, and business data are all brought together while the crucial context is preserved. This allows for the delivery of accurate and efficient analytics in an instant, while also minimizing costs.

The ability of Grail to process a wide variety of logs and events without the burdens of indexing, re-indexing, or schema management is one of the most notable features of this distributed database management system. Consequently, the process is significantly simplified as a result of the elimination of the preliminary requirements of developing individualized scripts, tags, and indexes prior to the loading of data.

Each and every one of Azure’s services, such as Azure Spring Cloud, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Linux, and Azure Functions, are completely compatible with the Dynatrace platform. Not only does this compatibility improve its functionality, but it also provides capabilities for monitoring in close proximity to real time.

AI-focused innovation with Dynatrace as the platform

Artificial intelligence is at the heart of the Dynatrace platform, which employs predictive, causal, and generative AI in conjunction with one another to provide root-cause analysis and deliver precise answers, intelligent automation, accurate predictions, and increased productivity. Customers will be able to accelerate innovation and maximize automation if they have the ability to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning operations as IT environments continue to evolve.

By utilizing the Microsoft commercial marketplace, the time-to-value ratio can be decreased

The Dynatrace offerings are easily accessible through the Microsoft commercial marketplace, which streamlines the process from the acquisition to the implementation of the solution. Businesses that are looking for the best cloud solutions can simplify their journey by using Marketplace, which provides a user-friendly platform for discovery, purchase, trial, and deployment of cloud solutions. In this one-stop shop, customers have the opportunity to investigate and choose from a wide range of solutions that have been thoroughly evaluated, such as Dynatrace, which can be easily integrated with their existing technology stacks.

As IT budgets grow and cloud use grows, customers want better value from their investments. The Azure consumption commitment gives customers discounts on their cloud infrastructure after meeting spending thresholds.  Microsoft assists its customers in accomplishing more by automatically counting eligible marketplace purchases toward their Azure consumption commitment.

A significant number of Microsoft’s clients are increasingly turning to the marketplace as their primary resource for managing their cloud portfolios in an effective and self-assured manner, while also enabling customers to make purchases in the manner of their choosing. Whether it’s a digital purchase, a private offer from a solution provider like Dynatrace, or a deal procured by their channel partner with a multiparty private offer, the marketplace is able to accommodate a wide variety of purchasing scenarios.

In a recent transaction, the information technology strategy firm Trace3 purchased Dynatrace’s solution on behalf of their client by means of a multiparty private offer that was made available through the marketplace. The purchase was counted toward the customer’s Azure consumption commitment, and the customer received the benefits of simplified purchasing while getting more value from their cloud dollars. This was made possible by the fact that Dynatrace’s solution is eligible for Azure benefits.

Begin your journey with Dynatrace and the marketplace

Customers are able to achieve maximum value while gaining access to the essential solutions, such as those offered by Dynatrace, that they require to propel their business forward when they centralize their cloud investments through the Microsoft commercial marketplace. By the end of this year, the Dynatrace Grail Data Lakehouse, which is an essential component of the Azure Native Dynatrace Service, will be made available for purchase through the marketplace.

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¿Cuáles son las predicciones de Dynatrace para este 2024?

Dynatrace empieza a cerrar el año y entrega sus prediciones tecnológicas para el año que viene. Predicciones tecnológicas según Dynatrace Predicción para 2024 N.º 1:  El mundo adoptará un enfoque de IA compuesto. Según Dynatrace, en 2024, la IA generativa entrará en las últimas fases de su ciclo de expansión y las organizaciones se darán cuenta de que esta tecnología, aunque transformadora, no…

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Making use of IT observability to ship enterprise metrics

The current Dynatrace Innovate occasion, which came about earlier this month in Amsterdam, showcased the corporate’s ambitions to increase observability past IT operations. Analyst Gartner defines observability platforms because the instruments organisations use to know and enhance the supply, efficiency and resilience of crucial functions and companies. In line with Gartner, funding in and…

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Le défi du secteur financier face à la conformité à la règlementation Dora

À six mois de l'échéance en janvier 2025, les équipes de cybersécurité se mettent en ordre de marche pour se mettre en conformité vis-à-vis du règlement européen Dora. Les sanctions des autorités compétentes peuvent aller jusqu’à 1 % du chiffre d’affaire et à des astreintes pour les prestataires critiques.

Les pirates numériques s’attaquent là où est l’argent : grandes banques et autres institutions financières qui sont, sans surprises, leurs cibles privilégiées. L’Union européenne, jamais en reste sur l’aspect règlementaire, a édicté le Dora (Digital Operational Resilience Act) pour renforcer la résilience du secteur financier. En vigueur depuis janvier 2023, il impose aux entités financières de l’UE de vérifier qu’elles peuvent résister, répondre et recouvrer toutes leurs capacités face à toute perturbation numérique grave.

Chaque État membre de l’UE étant libre de promulguer ses propres sanctions en cas de non-conformité. Le 17 janvier 2025, toutes les institutions financières devront être en capacité d’appliquer le Dora. Cela passe par une gestion efficace des priorités par la DSI et les équipes de sécurité. Une étude récente de Dynatrace montre que la hiérarchie des actions à mettre en œuvre se décline en trois points.

D’abord, s’assurer de la sécurité des applications avec notamment, la gestion des vulnérabilités. Ensuite, la gestion et les réponses aux crises importantes, en particulier la violation de données sensibles et critiques. Enfin, le prise en compte des risques internes, notamment de la surveillance des terminaux utilisés tels les ordinateurs et téléphones mobiles. Pour assurer la conformité à Dora, des tests réguliers de résilience opérationnelle sont nécessaires ce qui passe par la simulation des cyberattaques et les tests de pénétration afin de rechercher les vulnérabilités sur les actifs numériques.

Une majorité de RSSI déclarent que XDR et SIEM sont insuffisants face à la complexité du cloud

L’étude internationale Dynatrace qui porte sur 1300 RSSI de grandes entreprises de plus de 1 000 employés, indique que 76 % des RSSI français interrogés citent les limites des outils de sécurité pour l'identification en temps réel des risques. Par conséquent, pour faire face aux obligations règlementaires telles Dora. Plus précisément, 77 % des responsables sécurité déclarent que les outils actuels tels que XDR (sécurité au niveau des terminaux, réseaux et applications cloud) et SIEM sont incapables de gérer parfaitement toute la complexité du cloud.

En France, 74 % des organisations ont connu un incident de sécurité applicative au cours des deux dernières années. La sécurité des applications n’est pas un sujet pour le PDG et du le Comex, c’est l’avis de 81 % des RSSI de l’hexagone. Une majorité des responsables de la cybersécurité, soit 89 % des interrogés, déclarent que l'automatisation des opérations DevSecOps sera essentielle pour leur permettre de garantir la sécurité et appliquer les règlementations NIS 2 et DORA. Une part importante des RSSI (77 %) déclarent que l'automatisation DevSecOps permet aussi de gérer le risque de vulnerabilities introduites par l'IA.

Dans tous les pays concernés par l’enquête de Dynatrace, le point commun des contraintes citées par les équipes de sécurité reste la difficulté à piloter l'automatisation des opérations DevSecOps, en raison de la pléthore d’outils de sécurité.

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Mastering Performance Testing: Key Best Practices, Tools, and the Rise of Performance Testing as a Service

Performance testing is a critical aspect of software quality assurance that focuses on evaluating how a system performs under various conditions. The primary goal is to ensure that an application meets the required performance benchmarks and can handle the expected load without any issues. This type of testing assesses the responsiveness, stability, scalability, and speed of a system, which are crucial for user satisfaction and operational efficiency.

Performance testing involves different types of evaluations, such as:

Load Testing: Determines how the system performs under expected user loads.

Stress Testing: Evaluates how the system behaves under extreme conditions, beyond normal operational capacity.

Scalability Testing: Assesses the system’s ability to scale up or down based on the load.

Endurance Testing: Tests the system’s performance over an extended period to identify potential memory leaks or degradation.

Spike Testing: Checks the system’s reaction to sudden, sharp increases in load.

Best Practices for Performance Testing

Define Clear Objectives: Establish what you aim to achieve with the performance tests. This could include identifying bottlenecks, validating scalability, or ensuring response time meets user expectations.

Develop a Performance Testing Plan: Create a comprehensive plan that outlines the scope, objectives, environment, and tools required. This plan should also detail the test scenarios and metrics for evaluation.

Set Up a Test Environment: Ensure that the test environment closely mirrors the production environment. Differences in hardware, software, and network configurations can lead to inaccurate results.

Design Realistic Test Scenarios: Create test scenarios that accurately reflect real-world usage patterns. Consider different user roles, data volumes, and transaction types to simulate realistic conditions.

Monitor System Performance: Continuously monitor system performance during testing to gather data on various metrics such as response time, throughput, and resource utilization.

Analyze and Interpret Results: After conducting tests, thoroughly analyze the data to identify performance bottlenecks and areas for improvement. Use this analysis to make informed decisions about optimization.

Iterate and Retest: Performance testing should be an iterative process. Based on the results, make necessary adjustments and retest to ensure that performance improvements are effective.

Document Findings: Keep detailed records of test results, configurations, and any issues encountered. This documentation is valuable for future reference and troubleshooting.

Tools Used in Performance Testing

Several tools are available to assist in performance testing, each offering different features and capabilities:

Apache JMeter: An open-source tool designed for load testing and performance measurement. It supports various protocols and is widely used for its flexibility and comprehensive features.

LoadRunner: A performance testing tool by Micro Focus that offers advanced features for load generation, performance monitoring, and result analysis. It supports a wide range of applications and protocols.

Gatling: An open-source load testing tool known for its high performance and ease of use. It uses Scala-based DSL to create test scenarios and is ideal for continuous integration pipelines.

BlazeMeter: A cloud-based performance testing service that integrates with Apache JMeter and offers additional features like scalability and real-time reporting.

New Relic: A monitoring and performance management tool that provides real-time insights into application performance and user experience.

Dynatrace: An AI-powered performance monitoring tool that offers deep insights into application performance, infrastructure, and user experience.

Performance Testing as a Service (PTaaS)

Performance Testing as a Service (PTaaS) is an emerging model where performance testing is delivered as a managed service rather than an in-house activity. This approach offers several benefits:

Scalability: PTaaS providers typically offer scalable solutions that can handle varying test loads and complexities without requiring significant investment in infrastructure.

Expertise: PTaaS providers bring specialized expertise and experience to the table, ensuring that performance testing is conducted using best practices and the latest tools.

Cost-Effectiveness: Outsourcing performance testing can be more cost-effective than maintaining an in-house team and infrastructure, especially for organizations with fluctuating needs.

Flexibility: PTaaS allows organizations to access a range of testing services and tools without being tied to specific technologies or platforms.

Focus on Core Activities: By outsourcing performance testing, organizations can focus on their core activities and strategic initiatives while relying on experts to manage performance testing.

Continuous Monitoring: Some PTaaS providers offer continuous monitoring and performance management, ensuring that performance issues are identified and addressed promptly.

Conclusion

Performance testing is an essential component of ensuring software quality and user satisfaction. By adhering to best practices, utilizing appropriate tools, and considering PTaaS options, organizations can effectively evaluate and enhance their systems' performance. This proactive approach helps in delivering reliable, high-performing applications that meet user expectations and business goals.

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Exploring the Benefits of Java Application Monitoring Tools

Exploring the benefits of Java application Monitoring Tools reveals their crucial role in ensuring application performance and reliability. These tools offer real-time performance tracking, enhanced troubleshooting, and optimized resource utilization, all of which contribute to smoother, more efficient operations.

By detecting issues early and providing detailed diagnostics, they help prevent potential problems and improve user experience.

For a deeper understanding of how these tools can enhance your Java applications, resources on JAVATPOINT provide valuable insights and practical examples. Embracing Java application monitoring tools is essential for maintaining high-quality software and achieving operational excellence.

1. Real-Time Performance Monitoring

One of the primary benefits of Java application monitoring tools is real-time performance monitoring. These tools track various performance metrics, such as response times, throughput, and resource utilization, in real-time. By providing live data on how applications are performing, developers and operations teams can quickly identify and address performance bottlenecks or anomalies before they impact users.

Example:

Tools like New Relic and AppDynamics offer dashboards that visualize performance metrics, allowing teams to monitor application health and performance in real-time.

2. Enhanced Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

Java application monitoring tools facilitate effective troubleshooting and diagnostics by providing detailed insights into application behavior. They can trace transactions, log errors, and capture stack traces, which are essential for diagnosing issues. With features like code-level visibility and transaction tracing, developers can pinpoint the root cause of problems more efficiently and reduce downtime.

Example:

Dynatrace and Splunk APM offer deep diagnostics and troubleshooting capabilities, allowing teams to analyze transaction flows and identify problematic code segments or dependencies.

3. Optimized Resource Utilization

Monitoring tools help optimize resource utilization by providing insights into how Java applications use CPU, memory, and other resources. By analyzing resource consumption patterns, teams can make informed decisions about scaling, load balancing, and resource allocation. This leads to more efficient use of infrastructure, reducing operational costs and improving overall application performance.

Example:

Grafana and Prometheus provide detailed metrics on resource usage, helping teams identify over- or under-utilized resources and make adjustments accordingly.

4. Proactive Issue Prevention

By continuously monitoring Java applications, these tools enable proactive issue prevention. They can detect performance degradation, memory leaks, and other potential problems before they escalate into critical issues. Early detection allows teams to address issues before they affect end users, leading to improved application stability and user satisfaction.

Example:

Elastic APM and AppOptics offer features like anomaly detection and alerting, which notify teams of potential issues before they become severe, allowing for timely intervention.

5. Improved User Experience

Ultimately, the primary goal of Java application monitoring is to enhance the end-user experience. By ensuring that applications perform optimally, are free of critical issues, and provide a smooth user experience, monitoring tools contribute to higher user satisfaction and retention. Monitoring tools help maintain application reliability and performance, which is crucial for delivering a positive user experience.

Example:

Instana and New Relic focus on user experience monitoring, providing insights into how application performance impacts end users and offering recommendations for improvements.

Conclusion

Java Application Monitoring Tools are crucial for maintaining optimal application performance and reliability. They offer real-time insights, enhance troubleshooting, optimize resource use, and proactively prevent issues, ultimately improving user experience.

By effectively utilizing these tools, development and operations teams can ensure their Java applications run smoothly and efficiently.

For a deeper understanding of how these tools can benefit your application management, resources on JAVATPOINT provide valuable information and practical examples. Embracing application monitoring tools will help you achieve better performance and higher user satisfaction, making them a vital component of modern software development and operations.

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UK backs smaller AI projects while scrapping major investments

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UK backs smaller AI projects while scrapping major investments

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The UK government has announced a £32 million investment in almost 100 cutting-edge AI projects across the country. However, this comes against the backdrop of a controversial decision by the new Labour government to scrap £1.3 billion in funding originally promised by the Conservatives for tech and AI initiatives.

Announced today, the £32 million will bolster 98 projects spanning a diverse range of sectors, utilising AI to boost everything from construction site safety to the efficiency of prescription deliveries. More than 200 businesses and research organisations, from Southampton to Birmingham and Northern Ireland, are set to benefit.

Rick McConnell, CEO of Dynatrace, said:

“Today’s announcement sends a clear signal that the UK is open for business and is ready to support, rather than hinder firms looking to invest in shaping our AI-driven future. These 98 projects stand out because they are focused on specific and tangible use cases that have strong potential to drive immediate value for businesses and consumers.

The early successes realised by these government-funded projects will ultimately increase confidence in AI, spurring further investments from the private sector and enhancing the UK’s reputation as a global leader in AI.”

This latest announcement is overshadowed by the Labour government’s decision to scrap a significant chunk of funding previously earmarked for major tech projects. These include £800 million for the development of a state-of-the-art exascale supercomputer at Edinburgh University and a further £500 million for AI Research Resource, which provides crucial computing power for AI research.

This is idiotic. How to consign the UK to the “tech slow lane”. Government shelves £1.3bn UK tech and AI plans – BBC News https://t.co/gDTm3fAjDL

— Chris van der Kuyl CBE (@chrisvdk) August 2, 2024

Both of the major funds were unveiled less than a year ago by the previous Conservative government. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has stated that the £1.3 billion was pledged by the former administration but was never formally allocated within its budget.

Minister for Digital Government and AI, Feryal Clark, championed the government’s commitment to AI:

“AI will deliver real change for working people across the UK – not only growing our economy but improving our public services. That’s why our support for initiatives like this will be so crucial – backing a range of projects which could reduce train delays, give us new ways of maintaining our vital infrastructure, and improve experiences for patients by making it easier to get their prescriptions to them.

We want technology to boost growth and deliver change right across the board, and I’m confident projects like these will help us realise that ambition.”

Among the projects receiving funding is V-Lab, awarded £165,006 to enhance their AI construction training software, and Nottingham-based Anteam, who will leverage AI to optimise NHS prescription deliveries.

Another notable recipient is Hack Partners, tasked with developing an autonomous system for monitoring and maintaining the UK’s rail infrastructure. Cambridge-based Monumo received £750,152 to develop advanced electric vehicle motor designs using AI.

Dr Kedar Pandya, UKRI Technology Missions Fund Senior Responsible Owner, commented:

“These projects will drive AI innovation and economic growth in a diverse range of high-growth industry sectors in all nations of the UK. They complement other investments made through the UKRI Technology Missions Fund, which are already helping to boost growth and productivity across the UK by harnessing the power of AI and other transformative technologies.”

These smaller initiatives, however, stand in stark contrast to the ambitious, large-scale projects abandoned by the Labour government. The decision to scrap the exascale supercomputer and cut funding for crucial AI research infrastructure has sparked debate about the UK’s commitment to remaining competitive.

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Reducing investment & raising taxes pushes more entrepreneurs to the US…

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While the £32 million investment signals continued support for AI development, the shadow of the £1.3 billion funding cut looms large. The long-term impact of this decision on the UK’s ability to foster groundbreaking technological advancements remains to be seen.

“Investing in AI-driven innovation will be essential to organisations’ ability to compete on the global stage. There is no doubt that, if implemented successfully, AI has the ability to improve efficiencies, turbocharge innovation, and streamline operations across all sectors,” McConnell concludes.

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See also: Meta’s AI strategy: Building for tomorrow, not immediate profits

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Dynatrace shares surge as Q1 results top expectations

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ICYMI: Dynatrace to Report First Quarter Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Results http://dlvr.it/TB3Fvv