What is required for Dynatrace to notify on high network errors?

For Dynatrace to effectively notify users about high network errors, a percentage of failed attempts above a certain threshold, typically 3%, is necessary. This specific criterion is crucial because it establishes a measurable standard that helps identify significant issues impacting the network. By focusing on a percentage of failures, Dynatrace can more accurately detect anomalies, ensuring that users are alerted only when there is a substantial problem affecting performance.

This approach allows for more precise monitoring, as it accounts for normal variations in network performance and user behavior. Rather than simply relying on absolute numbers or specific incidents, the use of a percentage helps filter out transient issues that may not warrant immediate attention. It supports proactive management of network errors, as notifications trigger when the failure rate exceeds the defined criteria, enabling timely interventions to resolve potential issues before they escalate.

In contrast, the other options do not provide the required specificity or criteria necessary for effective notification management in the Dynatrace environment.