Generate topology and screens for your OpenTelemetry host data for quicker display and easier analysis of the data.
Monitor your hosts with OpenTelemetry using integrated metric visualizations, topology, and alerts. This extension automatically generates entities for hosts and their running processes, presenting telemetry data through intuitive interfaces designed for quick analysis. By correlating metrics, logs, and spans to host and process entities, you gain full context and a comprehensive view of your infrastructure.
This extension depends on telemetry data that is pushed to Dynatrace from OpenTelemetry via an OpenTelemetry Collector.
Deploy the OpenTelemetry Collector.
Activate the OpenTelemetry Host Monitoring extension, see Deploy an extension from Dynatrace Hub.
The OpenTelemetry Collector captures telemetry data from your infrastructure and pushes metrics to Dynatrace via the OTel API.
The extension displays telemetry data captured by the OpenTelemetry Collector and provides quick analysis and clear understanding of the data, adding Dynatrace-specific context to all signals (metrics, logs, and spans).
For information on how to use the extension within Dynatrace, see Monitor hosts that send OpenTelemetry data to Dynatrace.
All ingested OpenTelemetry data (logs, metrics, and spans) is charged according to your rate card, see Dynatrace Platform Subscription or Dynatrace classic licensing.
The use of this extension does not itself incur any additional costs.
Based on our measurements using the reference configuration, we estimate the following metrics ingest volume:
Both these numbers will vary depending on the available metrics. For more details, see Limitations.
system.processes.created is currently available only on Linux and BSD operating systems.process.disk.io requires running the Collector with privileged access. Not doing so will prevent the metric from being captured.This extension does not include any feature sets. Users are in control of what data will be sent to Dynatrace based on the Collector configuration.