What feature does Dynatrace provide for handling request errors without requiring user configuration?

Dynatrace provides the feature of auto-baselining to handle request errors without requiring user configuration. This capability automatically establishes baselines for performance metrics and error rates based on historical data. By continuously analyzing application performance, Dynatrace can detect deviations from these baselines, such as spikes in request errors, and alert users without requiring any manual setup.

This automatic baseline adjustment allows for proactive monitoring of applications. Instead of relying on predefined thresholds set by users, which can often be static and may not reflect the current application environment, auto-baselining adapts to changing dynamics. It intelligently learns and updates its baselines as the application evolves, ensuring that it accurately reflects normal behavior and identifies issues in real-time.

The other features listed, such as custom alerting solutions and manual error tracking, require user-defined configurations or interventions and do not offer the same level of automation and adaptability as auto-baselining in true response to request errors. Third-party integrations, while useful for extending Dynatrace’s capabilities, do not inherently manage or respond to request errors autonomously.