What happens if traffic from different geolocations is detected by Dynatrace?

When Dynatrace detects traffic from different geolocations, the baseline cube adapts accordingly. This means that Dynatrace leverages its AI-driven monitoring capabilities to account for variability in performance and user behavior that can occur due to geographical differences.

By adjusting the baseline for performance metrics, Dynatrace can provide a more accurate representation of what constitutes normal performance for different regions. This adaptability allows teams to identify anomalies or performance issues that are specific to a particular location, enabling them to respond to problems more effectively and maintain optimal user experiences.

Implementing such adaptive baselines is critical in environments where services are accessed globally, ensuring that performance metrics reflect the natural variations that might be encountered in different regions.