Rollout start: Feb 13, 2023
All-new Dynatrace code-level vulnerability detection evaluates all requests passing through your applications.
We've improved the structure of Dynatrace Documentation.
The most important changes are:
Stay tuned for more updates to Dynatrace Documentation!
Dynatrace Davis Assistant has reached end of life on January 31, 2023. For options and best practices on managing the push of problem notifications to your preferred third-party incident management or ChatOps service, see problem notifications documentation.
Digital Experience | Synthetic Monitoring
In addition to executing browser and HTTP monitors on demand from assigned locations via the Dynatrace web UI, you can now execute these monitors from any unassigned private or public location as well.
Digital Experience | RUM Mobile
Before this release, you could only view the top 100 user actions on the User action analysis page. Now you can analyze any user action. Under Top 100 user actions, select All user actions in the Search mode dropdown list, and then start entering a keyword in the search box.
Infrastructure Monitoring | Kubernetes
A new Conditions section is displayed on the notifications bar on the Kubernetes workload details page when API monitoring is enabled. It indicates whether there are potential problems with the Kubernetes workload deployment status. For example, a Progressing=False
status indicates that the workload is stuck.
Select it for additional information.
If there are no Kubernetes workload conditions, the Conditions section is not displayed on the notification bar.
Application Security | Vulnerabilities
You can now select multiple entries and do bulk operations, such as muting and unmuting, on the following Application Security pages:
Application Security | Vulnerabilities
On the Security notifications settings page, three additional placeholders are available in the custom payload for vulnerability alerts for the webhook, Jira, and email integrations:
{ManagementZones}
{Tags}
{Tags[key]}
For more information on security notifications, see Security notifications for vulnerabilities.
Infrastructure Monitoring | Cloud Foundry
The Cloud Foundry organization name is still displayed on the process group details page, in Properties and tags, even when API monitoring is disabled (requires OneAgent version 1.258+).
Cross Solutions | Data Explorer
The Data Explorer query builder now offers the following transformations/operators in regular build mode:
For details, see Data Explorer.
Cross Solutions | Dashboards
To prevent performance issues on dashboard tiles created with Data Explorer, the maximum number of data points for a query on a dashboard tile is 4,000. Based on the selected timeframe and the applied custom resolution, Dynatrace projects the number of data points for the query result. If the projected number of data points exceeds 4,000, Dynatrace automatically switches to a resolution high enough to keep the number of data points below 4,000.
Note that this does not apply to visualizations in Data Explorer itself, where you can have more than 4,000 data points. It applies only to dashboard tiles created with Data Explorer where the resolution/timeframe combination selected on the dashboard results in more than 4,000 data points.
The following endpoints of the Application Security API are now available in GA:
The following endpoints of the Application Security API are now available in Early Adopter release:
POST/securityProblems/mute
POST/securityProblems/unmute
POST/securityProblems/{id}/remediationItems/mute
POST/securityProblems/{id}/remediationItems/unmute
To learn about changes to the Dynatrace API in this release, see Dynatrace API changelog version 1.260.
The 1.260 GA release contains 8 resolved issues.