1 of 4View the real-time performance of all your services. Locate specific services using powerful filters.
The Services app has an integrated onboarding flow that guides you through all the required steps to get started.
If you upgrade from Services Classic, your data is automatically migrated, and you can explore your services and their health status directly.
If no service data is found, go to the Get data into Dynatrace panel and select Add services.
You can add more services to monitor at any time by selecting Services. Follow the in-product guidance to continue the configuration for the selected source.
The Overview tab is the landing page, where you can start discovering the app and getting data into Dynatrace and see the state of all your services at a glance.
Select a state card or the total number of services, to be redirected to the Explorer tab for the related monitored services.
If unhealthy services are detected, select the number in red to view a list of unhealthy services in the Explorer tab.
With the Explorer tab, you can analyze your services. It contains all the user interface elements for analyzing your services data. You can explore data using the available perspectives—Health and Performance.
You can use the sidebar in the Explorer tab to display all services by selecting Services.
Select Functions to view a list of services by the specific cloud provider. When you select a provider name, you'll get a list of services by the chosen provider.
To filter the results that you want to see in the table, select Column settings. Then, select the columns you want to display.
In the Explorer tab, you can use several filtering options, including quick filters and the advanced filter field, to focus only on the matching services.
Select the filter field to view and enter filtering options. Add more statements to narrow down the results. Criteria of the same type are grouped by OR logic. Criteria of different types are grouped by AND logic.
You can filter services using tags, alert status, and custom attributes. This helps you focus on specific subsets of services based on your criteria.
Use the sidebar to quickly filter by predefined attributes. The filter field is updated with your selection.
For more details on the filter field syntax, see Filter field.
The Problem mode enables precise analysis of health and custom alerts.
This mode highlights the most relevant metrics associated with the alert, along with detailed analysis options, including Failure analysis and Response time analysis, and focuses on the appropriate timeframe.
Additionally, it offers quick access to the underlying problem, allowing you to efficiently diagnose and resolve issues.
With Services, you have the Health and Performance perspectives.
Health and Performance are perspectives on monitoring your services. The Health perspective provides health-related information, whereas the Performance perspective focuses on operational efficiency. Each perspective can be tailored to your requirements by adding or removing columns.
This short video provides details on managing the health and performance of your services.
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In the Health perspective, you can see each service's health and custom alerts. When you hover over a health or custom alert, you see the problems and further analysis options. By default, the list is sorted by services with the most problems.
Select View metric to view the service metrics, such as failure rate, response time, and throughput. Details about the endpoints and incoming and outgoing services are also included.
Select Ask Davis AI to see the problem in detail in the Problems app.
In the Performance perspective, you can focus on the failure rate, response time, and throughput details of the services. To set the thresholds and alerts for each anomaly detection type, refer to Adjust the sensitivity of anomaly detection for services.
Use cases
Manage the health and performance of your services and get real-time visibility into their health in a centralized location. Leverage metrics, endpoint performance, logs, events, and underlying topology data to drive decisions.
Easily locate any service you want using enhanced search and filtering capabilities.