What response time SLA applies to High severity for Dynatrace One?

The response time Service Level Agreement (SLA) for High severity issues in Dynatrace One is indeed described as "Next business day." This means that when a critical issue arises that significantly impacts the operations or performance of a customer's system, Dynatrace commits to responding within the next business day. This allows the support team to address urgent issues promptly, providing reassurance to customers that their concerns are prioritized and will receive timely attention.

In contrast, other options like 4 hours or the various business day responses do not align with the SLA for High severity. Specifically, a 4-hour response would indicate a more immediate urgency, which does not reflect the defined SLA for High severity in Dynatrace’s framework. Being responsive the following business day provides a structured timeframe that balances urgency with resource allocation for effective issue resolution.