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Services

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Services are an application's fundamental building blocks. From an observability standpoint, they provide application owners with critical metrics to monitor application health.

Services Services provides detailed insights into the performance and health of your services and includes useful features like Service Map and Backtrace.

Prerequisites

Permissions

Check the minimal set of permissions required to run Services Services.

storage:events:read
Query events from GRAIL
storage:entities:read
Query entities from GRAIL
storage:logs:read
Query logs from GRAIL
storage:spans:read
Read span data
storage:metrics:read
Query metrics from GRAIL
storage:buckets:read
Read buckets
storage:smartscape:read
Read smartscape nodes and edges
hub:catalog:read
Read release details
storage:fieldsets:read
Read fieldsets from GRAIL
storage:filter-segments:read
Read filter-segments

Installation

Make sure Services Services is installed in your environment.

Get started

View the real-time performance of all your services. Locate specific services using powerful filters.Analyze database queries executed by your services to discover which operations consume the most resources.Use Dynatrace Intelligence's automated root cause analysis to quickly surface & pinpoint the source of issues in your application services.Visualize how services connect to each other, to frontends, to databases, and to queues, with live health indicators.Trace a database statement or service back to the upstream callers that drive its load
1 of 5View the real-time performance of all your services. Locate specific services using powerful filters.

In Dynatrace, go to Services Services to launch the app.

Services Services provides detailed insights into the performance and health of your services. Use it to perform failure analysis, response times, query performance, and message processing. You can also utilize this app to filter by key attributes, for example, Kubernetes namespaces or HTTP endpoints, and examine relationships to Kubernetes, host, and cloud infrastructure. Moreover, you can view logs emitted by your services and jump directly to Distributed Tracing Distributed Tracing for deeper analysis of specific transactions.

For more information, see Services app.

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Application Observability