What is a limitation to consider when grouping low traffic domains?

When considering the implications of grouping low traffic domains, showing insufficient captured data is a significant limitation. This is primarily because low traffic domains may not generate enough data for Dynatrace to establish meaningful performance baselines. As a result, the analysis performed may lack reliability, making it challenging to detect anomalies accurately.

Anomalies are identified by comparing performance over time against established baselines; with insufficient data, there may not be a robust enough framework to recognize deviations from expected performance. It becomes increasingly difficult to pinpoint performance issues or validate improvements if the data set is inadequate. In effect, without a sufficient volume of traffic, the insights drawn from grouped low traffic domains become less actionable and may lead to misleading conclusions about their performance.

Other limitations, while relevant to general domain grouping considerations, do not reflect the specific challenges in anomaly detection associated with low traffic domains.