What limitation exists when rolling out Dynatrace OneAgent via a container?

When rolling out Dynatrace OneAgent via a container, the correct choice highlights a significant limitation regarding its functionality. Specifically, the auto-update mechanism for modules is disabled in this deployment scenario. This means that when OneAgent is deployed in a containerized environment, it does not have the capability to automatically update its modules or components, which could affect the overall monitoring effectiveness and require manual intervention for updates.

In contrast, the other options either do not reflect limitations related to container deployments or misrepresent the capabilities of Dynatrace within such environments. For example, while some JMX plugins may have limitations based on the container context, the rollout does support various types, contrary to the implication that none are fully supported. Additionally, when it comes to native processes, OneAgent does work by injecting itself into those processes, which is a feature rather than a limitation. Moreover, the role of operators in restarting pods does not directly pertain to OneAgent functionality, as it falls outside the core capabilities or limitations of the agent itself.

Understanding this limitation is crucial for effective planning and management in environments where automated updates are critical to ensure the latest features and security patches are applied without manual effort.