Which condition must be met for a process to be visualized in the process groups section?

For a process to be visualized in the process groups section of Dynatrace, it is essential that there is a notable consumption of system resources, indicating that the process is active and relevant for monitoring. Specifically, the condition regarding maximum memory usage is crucial because it reflects whether a process is utilizing enough memory resources to warrant monitoring.

When the maximum memory utilization exceeds a specified threshold, it signals that the process is actively using resources that could impact system performance or responsiveness. This level of utilization provides a meaningful context for administrators to monitor the process and analyze its behavior effectively.

In contrast, other conditions like average CPU usage, network traffic, or average disk I/O may not be as indicative of the need for visualization, as they might not reflect the same level of activity or significance in understanding the performance of a process. Visualizing processes that meet the memory usage condition can lead to better insights and optimization opportunities within the system.