In Dynatrace, which resources can you adjust thresholds for monitoring data?

The correct answer is that thresholds for monitoring data can be adjusted for third-party, CDN, and first-party resources. In Dynatrace, it is essential to have the ability to monitor a wide array of resources, as this can provide insights into application performance across different environments and technologies.

By enabling threshold adjustments for these specific resources, Dynatrace allows users to optimize their monitoring to better reflect the actual performance expectations and service levels for both internal and external dependencies. Third-party resources might include APIs or external services that an application relies on, while CDN (Content Delivery Network) resources are crucial for delivering content efficiently across the globe. First-party resources, which are directly managed by your organization, can also have their thresholds tailored to fit specific operational needs or performance goals.

This comprehensive approach to monitoring ensures that various aspects of an application’s performance are tracked accurately, allowing for proactive management and troubleshooting across all relevant resources. Other options, while they may pertain to specific subsets of resources, do not encompass the full range of monitoring capabilities offered by Dynatrace regarding threshold adjustments, limiting the scope of monitoring effectiveness.