Rollout start: Nov 29, 2023
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Application Observability | Mainframe
Dynatrace Mainframe Monitoring provides automatic end-to-end application performance monitoring for transactions, regions, and apps deployed on IBM z/OS. It includes distributed tracing, metrics, topology, and code-level insight for 30+ supported technologies.
With the DPS capability for Mainframe Monitoring:
For more details, see Mainframe Monitoring.
Infrastructure Observability | Logs
With the release of Dynatrace version 1.285 (March 2024), Dynatrace will automatically convert your log source and log storage configurations to the latest version.
You can also upgrade to the new configuration by selecting Upgrade configuration. All of your current settings will be fully upgraded.
The upgraded configuration (see Log ingest rules) defined on the Custom log source configuration and Log sources and storage pages will give you:
Breaking change Infrastructure Observability | Hosts
In the Dynatrace web UI, on the Host monitoring page for a selected host, the Auto-injection toggle has been moved from the Monitoring tab to the Advanced Settings tab and renamed to ProcessAgent injection.
If you're using any automation tools to manage this setting and you're leveraging the Dynatrace API (for example, Dynatrace Configuration as Code via Monaco or Terraform), the auto-injection settings schema ID was renamed.
Before:
builtin:host.monitoring
/autoInjection
After:
builtin:host.monitoring.advanced
/processAgentInjection
You need to pull the new settings schemas and update the value. The old settings schema will be ignored.
Application Observability | Distributed traces
Breaking change
The Span attributes, Resource attributes, and Span events settings have been merged into the Attribute capturing settings.
The separation by attribute origin is replaced to make the privacy configuration simpler and clearer. Existing settings are automatically migrated and in case of duplicate attribute keys, only the most restrictive masking option is migrated. We recommend you verify your environment configuration for attribute-masking.
To learn more about attribute settings, see Attributes.
Platform | DQL
Now you can use the following aggregations functions with timeseries
and makeTimeseries
commands:
sum
, avg
, min
, max
with timeseries commandsum
, avg
, min
, max
, count
, countIf
with makeTimeseries commandPlatform | DQL
Now you can include the following functions in your DQL queries:
Digital Experience | Synthetic Monitoring
You can opt to hide sensitive information from being displayed in the execution details of HTTP monitors via the Do not store and display request and response bodies and header values in execution details setting. Enabling this setting now also hides peer certificate information in the execution details.
Latest Dynatrace Platform | Notebooks
Use the new UI-based experience to explore logs and metrics.
Platform | DQL
It's now possible to perform mathematical operations between metrics using a combination of timeseries and fieldsAdd commands. To find out more, see this metrics on Grail example.
Infrastructure Observability | Logs
The Event content maximum byte size (the maximum byte size that event content can contain) has been increased to 10 MB.
Infrastructure Observability | Hosts
OS service monitoring events now also match the tags from the host entity where they originate.
Infrastructure Observability | Hosts Infrastructure Observability | Deployment
Certain types of auto-update failures block further rollout of that version as a safety measure. A self-service API, /api/v1/oneagents/autoUpdateProblems
, has been added to get and delete these problems to unblock an autoupdate rollout.
Infrastructure Observability | Kubernetes
Kubernetes service ingress DNS names are now displayed on the Kubernetes service page. This is typically used in AWS load balancers.
Relevant field in Kubernetes API: service.status.loadBalancer.ingress.hostname
Application Observability | Distributed traces
You can now store all attributes by default.
Infrastructure Observability | Problems Infrastructure Observability | Alerting
Alerting profile property filters can now be negated, so an alert will not be triggered if an event of a problem matches the property filter.
Infrastructure Observability | Hosts
The maximum number of disk anomaly detection rules is now 1,000.
Application Observability | Distributed tracing
You can set up traffic management rules for HTTP-based traffic. By customizing the contribution of specific transactions, you have better control of capturing within your environment's available trace volume and can immediately understand the capture rate of a specific service, (key) request, or result. To get started, see URL-based sampling. OneAgent version 1.279 is required to activate the rules.
To learn about changes to the Dynatrace API in this release, see Dynatrace API changelog version 1.280.
The 1.280 GA release contains 9 resolved issues.