How does Dynatrace detect user action duration degradation?

Dynatrace employs automated baselining as a fundamental method for detecting user action duration degradation. This process involves creating a baseline of normal user behavior and performance metrics over time. By establishing these baselines, Dynatrace can automatically recognize deviations in the duration of user actions.

When there are significant changes in user action durations compared to the established baseline, Dynatrace can trigger alerts, indicating potential degradation in performance. This automated approach allows for continuous monitoring and rapid identification of issues without the need for manual testing procedures or reliance solely on historical average response times. Consequently, it provides a more proactive stance on maintaining user experience by ensuring any degradation in user actions is swiftly detected and addressed.