What action does Dynatrace take if it detects a deviation from forecasted queue levels?

When Dynatrace detects a deviation from forecasted queue levels, it raises an unexpected low or high traffic problem. This action is crucial because it allows DevOps teams to promptly respond to traffic anomalies, ensuring that they can investigate and mitigate potential issues before they escalate into more significant problems.

By identifying these deviations, Dynatrace helps teams maintain optimal application performance and user experience. The unexpected problem notifications provide actionable insights that empower administrators to take proactive measures, ultimately enhancing operational efficiency and system reliability. This feature is a fundamental part of Dynatrace’s ability to provide real-time monitoring and performance management across various environments.

In this context, other options like logging events, resetting thresholds, or sending reports are valuable features of Dynatrace but do not specifically address the immediate response to deviations in queue levels. The focus on raising specific problem types ensures that the actions taken align directly with the observed anomalies, enabling timely and effective management of system performance.