How does Davis detect the impact of a problem in Dynatrace?

Davis detects the impact of a problem in Dynatrace by classifying it as infrastructure, service, or application-related. This classification is essential for understanding the context of the problem and its potential effects on the entire system. By categorizing issues in this manner, Dynatrace can provide a clearer picture of where the impact lies and how it may affect different components of the environment, allowing for targeted troubleshooting and remediation efforts.

This classification method enables users to prioritize issues based on their severity and associated risks to overall application performance and user experience. The context is crucial in ensuring that IT teams can respond effectively to issues that have the potential to disrupt services, optimize performance, and ultimately enhance the user experience.

While monitoring network traffic, analyzing user feedback, and focusing solely on application performance may provide valuable insights in certain scenarios, these approaches do not comprehensively address the broader impact of problems across different layers of the architecture. The multi-faceted classification approach used by Davis allows for a more effective diagnosis and resolution process by considering various factors that contribute to overall system health.