In the context of Dynatrace, high latency alerts are related to which services?

In Dynatrace, high latency alerts are crucial for monitoring application performance and ensuring an optimal user experience. These alerts specifically target relational database services (RDS) because they often serve as bottlenecks in application architecture, particularly in environments where multiple services depend on database transactions.

When latency is detected in RDS, it can significantly impact the overall performance and responsiveness of the application, leading to slower response times for end-users. Therefore, monitoring this latency ensures that any degradation in database performance can be quickly addressed, which is essential for maintaining the efficiency of applications that rely on real-time data retrieval and update operations.

While latency can certainly be an issue across various services, RDS is notably sensitive to latency due to the structured nature of database queries and potential locks or contention issues. This specificity makes high latency alerts for relational database services particularly important in the context of Dynatrace's monitoring capabilities.