Monitor AWS Lambda

  • Latest Dynatrace
  • Explanation
  • 3-min read

Dynatrace provides end-to-end observability for AWS Lambda functions through distributed tracing, log correlation, and AI-powered insights using auto-instrumentation without code changes. The OneAgent AWS Lambda extension collects logs directly from Lambda functions, offering an alternative to CloudWatch via Firehose with lower cost, lower latency, and easier setup.

Trace Lambda functions

Monitor AWS Lambda functions.

  • How-to guide
Read this guide

Trace .NET Lambda functions

Trace AWS Lambda functions using a .NET runtime

  • How-to guide
Read this guide

AWS Lambda log collection

Collect logs from AWS Lambda functions

  • How-to guide
Read this guide

Monitor AWS Lambda (built-in)

Monitor AWS Lambda (built-in) and view available metrics.

  • How-to guide
Read this guide

Integrate Dynatrace Lambda Layer on container images

Deploy Dynatrace Lambda Layers when deployed via a container image.

  • How-to guide
Read this guide

Integrations

AWS Lambda instrumentation is available for the following runtimes:

RuntimeLambda layer version1Applies to Lambda Classic
Python1.321 (or later)Yes
Node.js1.319 (or later)Yes
Java1.319 (or later)Yes
.NETComing soonYes
GOComing soonLog Monitoring only
1

Managed offline clusters are not supported.

For more details, see Technology support.

Monitoring consumption

For AWS Lambda, monitoring consumption is based on Davis data units. See Serverless monitoring for details.

Related tags
Infrastructure ObservabilityAWS