How do I define in Dynatrace which processes to monitor and which not?

smelamed — Mon, 17 Apr 2023 07:58:37 GMT

Re: How do I define in Dynatrace which processes to monitor and which not?

Yosi_Neuman — Sun, 01 Mar 2020 15:12:02 GMT

Hi @Solomon M.

Globally from settings --> Monitoring --? Monitor technologies

From host perspective you can do that too

HTH

Yos

Re: How do I define in Dynatrace which processes to monitor and which not?

Julius_Loman — Sun, 01 Mar 2020 19:47:49 GMT

Apart from what @Yos N. writes, it's more complex.

First I recommend reading this help page - https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/how-to-use-dynatrace/process-groups/basic-concepts/which-are-the-most-important-processes/
It helps to understand how Dynatrace detects processes in general and how it decides which of them are important.

By default, Dynatrace monitors all processes, but then you have to distinguish between deep monitored processes (code level instrumented by OneAgent) and other processes.
Code-level instrumentation requires full-stack OneAgent mode.

In general - Dynatrace monitors process availability for all known processes. The default setting is "If service requests are impacted". However, for processes that are not instrumented where deep monitoring is not available Dynatrace can only monitor process unavailability in the means on a network level (incoming network request for a previously known process that cannot be handled). If you have only cloud-infrastructure mode agent or the processes are not supported for deep monitoring, you should consider changing this setting to get process availability monitored.

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