Dynatrace announced the availability of Dynatrace within the Microsoft Azure marketplace.
This brings its full stack monitoring to Azure’s web apps, cloud services and virtual machines, to meet the complex cloud computing needs of today’s businesses. Microsoft customers will now be able to deploy Dynatrace from the Azure Marketplace, to monitor across all environments and gain granular insight into the performance of modern applications.
“The availability of our solution in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace has prepared us for the new buying patterns and flexible pricing, and provides another mechanism for our customers to deploy with ease. Without any instrumentation at all, our out of box integration now brings AI-driven application monitoring and management capabilities to these Azure environments and .NET Core Apps,” explains Steve Tack, SVP, Product Management, Dynatrace.
“The Dynatrace team works in close alignment with Azure engineers to ensure Dynatrace supports the latest technologies from .NET core, Azure Service Fabric to Azure App Services. Customers who rely on Microsoft Azure as an integral piece of their digital transformation initiatives can look towards Dynatrace for confidence that their applications perform as they should. That’s what innovative companies are looking for — the ability to use the latest technologies coupled with the trust that they’ll work.”
Eduardo Kassner, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer, Worldwide Channels & Programs, One Commercial Partner, Microsoft Corp. said, “Dynatrace builds on top of the productivity, intelligence and hybrid capabilities of Azure, supporting mutual customers with enhanced container and application performance monitoring across their organization.”
Dynatrace’s Smartscape view enables a live snapshot of entire environment topologies, making it an ideal solution for managing application performance across public and private clouds.
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