What is the purpose of excluding noisy exceptions in Dynatrace's monitoring settings?

The purpose of excluding noisy exceptions in Dynatrace's monitoring settings is primarily to reduce network bandwidth and storage. Noisy exceptions refer to numerous error messages or exceptions that can clutter monitoring data and make it challenging for teams to identify and focus on critical issues. By excluding these exceptions, Dynatrace helps to streamline the data that is collected and analyzed, ensuring that only relevant and significant events are retained.

This selective processing not only minimizes the volume of data transmitted and stored, which can lead to lower network usage and storage costs but also helps improve the overall performance and efficiency of system monitoring. Consequently, users can direct their attention to more meaningful exceptions that require immediate action, leading to a more effective monitoring strategy.