What does Dynatrace use for module integrations?

Dynatrace employs module tokens for integrations, which are specifically designed to facilitate seamless communication between different modules within its ecosystem. These tokens enable the connections necessary for various functionalities, allowing modules to work cohesively by authenticating and authorizing actions between them.

In the context of module integrations, module tokens are essential because they ensure that interactions are secure and that the modules can exchange data efficiently. This helps in maintaining the integrity of the information being shared and supports the overall performance monitoring and analytics capabilities that Dynatrace offers.

Other types of tokens, such as PaaS tokens, tenant tokens, and API tokens, serve different purposes within the Dynatrace environment. PaaS tokens are generally related to platform-as-a-service environments, tenant tokens are used to manage access and identification for different tenants in a multi-tenant architecture, and API tokens are more closely tied to API authentication and usage. However, for module-specific integrations, it is the module tokens that play the pivotal role.