We use Dynatrace full-stack monitoring because we can see all the way where we might have a problem. It is very useful for full-stack monitoring. Dynatrace user behavior monitoring and analysis works correctly. It provides good options for understanding user interaction patterns and user behavior.

I use Dynatrace in my project to monitor EC2 instances and ECS containers and track application performance, detect infrastructure, service, and container issues. In my project, I use Dynatrace for full-stack monitoring.

Dynatrace is our APM tool, which provides deep code-level visibility, allowing us to check the methods or exceptions, database calls, or external services, and we can easily trace them out. Dynatrace has positively impacted my organization because usually when I do a load test, our API SLA is only one second, but it crosses more than three seconds or five seconds, and by using this APM tool, we can figure out what is causing it, what kind of error it is throwing, and how we can optimize it, making it very useful for my organization as well as for me while doing load testing. For the metrics or numbers, our error rate should be less than three percent, and achieving less than three percent, even if it is one percent, is very good, and the reduction of the error rate by using Dynatrace was quite good.