What does Dynatrace indicate when low disk space alerts are triggered?

When Dynatrace triggers low disk space alerts, it indicates that the system is monitoring the disk utilization and is set to raise alerts based on specific thresholds. The selected option signifies that an alert is generated when the amount of free disk space falls below 3% in at least 3 out of 5 monitoring intervals. This approach ensures that the alert reflects sustained low disk space conditions rather than transient spikes, which could be misleading.

This threshold is practical for operational monitoring because maintaining enough free disk space is crucial for system stability and performance. Monitoring over multiple intervals, such as 3 out of 5, helps prevent alerts based on brief fluctuations in disk space that might not represent a significant issue. In essence, this choice effectively balances the need for responsiveness to low disk conditions while also filtering out noise from temporary changes.

The other choices either suggest less stringent criteria or do not monitor across multiple intervals, making them less effective for maintaining proper disk space management.