I recently created a step-by-step YouTube tutorial showing how to install the Dynatrace OneAgent on an AWS EC2 instance. This setup is essential for enabling deep monitoring of your applications, services, and infrastructure hosted in AWS.
🎥 Watch the video here:
📌 What’s Covered in the Video:
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Prerequisites before installing OneAgent
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Launching and configuring an EC2 instance (Amazon Linux/Ubuntu)
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Downloading the OneAgent installer from Dynatrace
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Running the installation command securely
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Verifying installation in the Dynatrace console
Why This is Useful:
Installing Dynatrace OneAgent on EC2 allows:
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Full-stack observability for cloud workloads
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Real-time performance monitoring of applications
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Automatic detection of services and processes
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Faster root cause analysis in production
My Background:
I have hands-on experience with Dynatrace APM and cloud platforms like AWS, and I’m passionate about observability and performance optimization. I hope this tutorial helps beginners and cloud engineers integrate Dynatrace more effectively into their cloud environments.
Feel free to share your thoughts, questions, or feedback. I’d love to hear how others are monitoring EC2 with Dynatrace or if you’ve faced any unique challenges.
Thanks for watching and happy monitoring!
— Praveen Veerapogu
