@Tarun :
The preferred deployment mechanism for PCF Environments is via the BOSH add-on. Deployment via the BOSH add-on allows for automatic instrumentation of apps pushed to PCF as well as monitoring of the underlying platform VMs and processes as well. Documentation for deploying the add-on is available in two locations.
Within Dynatrace documentation: https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/cloud-platf...
Within Pivotal Network documentation: https://docs.pivotal.io/partners/dynatrace-fullsta...
The steps to deploy involve fetching the add-on from PivNet, uploading it to your BOSH director, editing your BOSH runtime-config, uploading the runtime-config to your BOSH director and either hitting the Apply Changes button in Pivotal OpsManager or running a BOSH deployment via the CLI.
If you do not have access to BOSH then you will be limited to invoking buildpack extensions via a bound-service. This methodology supports visibility only into the application's container.
Instructions on creating and binding a Dynatrace service to your applications is available here: https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/cloud-platf...
This simply entails creating a service in your environment either via the Service Broker Tile and cf marketplace commands or via the create-user-provided-service command, binding that service to your application(s) via the cf bind-service command and then restaging the application. The bind-service step would need to be done for every application in your environment that you wish to monitor.
hope this helps!
