What type of services do not support automated baselining in Dynatrace?

Automated baselining in Dynatrace refers to the ability of the platform to establish performance baselines for specific types of services, enabling it to detect anomalies and performance issues effectively. Services of the PROCESS type do not support automated baselining because they typically represent individual components or processes running within a host, such as executable programs or server processes, rather than services that handle transactions and have predictable performance patterns.

In contrast, services like DATABASE, API, and CLOUD types are more transactional in nature and have more consistent performance metrics. Automated baselining is particularly beneficial for these types, as it allows Dynatrace to track and analyze long-term performance trends and quickly identify when these trends deviate from the expected baselines. This is why the PROCESS type is not included in the list of services that benefit from automated baselining; it does not provide the same level of transactional data needed for effective modeling and anomaly detection.