Learn how Dynatrace monitors other application software technologies. These technologies are monitored by importing the technology-specific metrics into Davis, the Dynatrace AI causation engine.
OneAgent and ActiveGate version 1.299 are the last versions supporting OneAgent and ActiveGate Extensions 1.0 framework. You can continue using Extensions 1.0 if you stay at OneAgent or ActiveGate version 1.299. Note that this means you'll be using an unsupported Python version 3.8. We strongly recommend migrating your extensions to the latest Extensions 2.0 framework.
It's time to move to the Extensions Framework 2.0.
Python custom extensions: migration has been publicly available since March 2024. These will be disabled in October 2024. For details on converting your extensions, see Python 1.0 Conversion.
JMX extensions are deprecated. The migration has been available since Oct 2023. If you plan to use JMX EF1.0 extensions further, please contact Dynatrace. For details on the conversion tool, see JMX 1.0 Conversion.
PMI extensions are deprecated. Support for PMI will be migrated to Extension Framework 2.0. If you plan to use PMI EF1.0 extensions further, please contact Dynatrace.
OneAgent and ActiveGate extensions:
Some technologies will be available on-demand or deprecated (details below).
Apart from the most common application software technologies, which Dynatrace supports out of the box through OneAgent code modules, Dynatrace also supports numerous other technologies through OneAgent extensions. These technologies can be monitored by Dynatrace out of the box.
The technologies listed below can be monitored by Dynatrace, but they require the installation of monitoring extensions that are available from Dynatrace Hub download page. When monitoring these technologies with Dynatrace, you might incur additional charges for custom-metric ingestion and analysis. Contact a Dynatrace product expert via live chat if you're interested in monitoring any of these technologies.
The Dynatrace monitoring extensions listed below initially consume each monitored host's quota of included metrics. Once the included metrics quota is exhausted, DDU consumption begins. The figures in the table below represent the expected consumption per process for each technology type that an extension monitors. The Custom metrics count reflects the default set of metrics that are generated by each extension.
Dynatrace version 1.267+
Starting with Dynatrace version 1.267, the Docker technology monitoring extension is no longer available.
For Solr version 7+, each Solr Core will consume additional 24 custom metrics.
Metrics sent via ActiveGate extensions always consume DDUs. Metrics sent via OneAgent extensions consumes host quota first