Once Dynatrace OneAgent is deployed in non-privileged mode, which of the following functionality is retained?

When Dynatrace OneAgent is deployed in non-privileged mode, it retains full functionality for monitoring and instrumentation. This means that even without superuser privileges, OneAgent can effectively gather and analyze relevant performance data from applications and services. It can monitor key metrics, provide insights into application behavior, and deliver automated root cause analysis, which are crucial for maintaining optimal performance and user experience.

In non-privileged mode, while certain capabilities may be limited compared to running in privileged mode, the core functionality necessary for monitoring overall system health and application performance remains intact. This ensures that teams can still leverage the strengths of Dynatrace to manage and optimize their environments, albeit with some constraints on accessing certain lower-level system information that might require elevated permissions. This allows organizations to operate under security best practices while still gaining valuable observability insights.