What is the maximum number of nodes allowed in a single cluster within Dynatrace?

The maximum number of nodes allowed in a single Dynatrace cluster is 10. This limit is set to ensure optimal performance and effective management of resources within the cluster. Clusters in Dynatrace are designed to provide high availability and scalability, and having a maximum of 10 nodes helps maintain a balance between resource allocation and system responsiveness.

Managing more than 10 nodes could introduce complexities in communication and data synchronization, leading to potential performance degradation. This cap allows Dynatrace to maintain efficient operation while providing the flexibility needed for various deployment scenarios.