Early Access: Try Log Module Self-Monitoring Events and Share Your Feedback 🚀

[TomekRybczynski]

We're excited to invite you to try the new Log Module Self-Monitoring Events feature, currently in Early Access! This capability gives you visibility into log collection health across all log modules in your environment—whether you're using the OneAgent log module or the Kubernetes log module. It helps you quickly spot coverage gaps, proactively detect ingestion issues, and understand which log sources are being monitored.

What you'll get:

• A comprehensive view of detected and custom log sources with their statuses
• The ability to proactively detect issues (missing timestamps, access restrictions, unsupported encodings, and more) and resolve them with recommended troubleshooting steps
• A dashboard to monitor log module health at scale

Ready to try it? Refer to the official documentation for the full feature overview, step-by-step opt-in guide, and troubleshooting resources. Prerequisites: OneAgent version 1.333+ with the Log Module deployed via OneAgent or Dynatrace Operator. This feature is planned for General Availability in mid-2026. Your feedback before then is invaluable—try it out, explore the dashboard, and share your thoughts by replying to this thread!

[AntonPineiro]

Hi,

Nice, I have 2 questions in relation to this:

1. Since it is self monitoring, no extra license is consumed, right?
2. Do you know if extensions logs are in roadmap also?

Thank you!

Best regards

[TomekRybczynski]

Hi!

Licensing: Correct—no license is consumed for Log module self-monitoring events. They're treated as system data.

Extension logs: Extensions have their own health mechanisms, and rejected log records are already visible in the built-in "Log ingest overview" dashboard, which is a central place for log ingest monitoring. If you have specific extension log monitoring use cases in mind, feel free to share them so the PM team can analyze them.

Thanks!

[AntonPineiro]

Hi,

I was thinking in databases extensions (SQL + Oracle) mainly.

Best regards