In which situation will Dynatrace not open a problem for a host?

When the operating system is shut down gracefully, it indicates that the administrative processes have been completed properly, and the system can exit without any abruptness or error. In this scenario, Dynatrace recognizes that the host is being turned off intentionally and not due to an issue or failure. Therefore, it does not trigger a problem alert.

In contrast, situations such as a power failure or network connection issue generally present unexpected behavior that may require investigation. Similarly, if the OneAgent software fails, it points to a malfunction that could impact monitoring and performance data. Such occurrences would typically lead Dynatrace to open a problem to alert the user of potential issues affecting the host's performance. The lack of abrupt failure in a graceful shutdown is fundamentally why Dynatrace refrains from generating a problem in that context.