How does Dynatrace indicate capacity usage for Private Synthetic locations?

Dynatrace uses color-coded indicators—defined by green, yellow, red, and gray—to represent capacity usage for Private Synthetic locations. This visual representation allows users to quickly assess the status of their synthetic monitoring capabilities at a glance.

Green typically signifies that usage is within acceptable limits, yellow alerts users to potential issues where capacity is nearing its limits, and red indicates that capacity usage has reached a threshold that may impact performance or availability. Gray often denotes situations where the data may not be available or the location isn't currently being utilized. By using this color-coded system, Dynatrace enhances user experience and facilitates quicker decision-making regarding synthetic monitoring resources.

While numerical indicators, alerts via email, and visual heat maps provide valuable information and insights, the specific use of color-coded indicators is particularly effective for immediate visual comprehension of capacity usage in the context of Synthetic locations.