Which integration facilitates the monitoring of cloud services that consume DDUs?

The Google Cloud Platform (GCP) integration is the correct choice because it is specifically designed to monitor cloud services and applications that utilize Dynamic Dynatrace Units (DDUs). This integration allows Dynatrace to gather and analyze performance data from various services and components within the GCP ecosystem, providing visibility into how these cloud resources are functioning.

GCP supports a wide variety of services, and by integrating with Dynatrace, organizations can monitor the health, performance, and resource usage of these services in real-time, ensuring optimal performance and proactive issue management. This capability is crucial for businesses that rely heavily on cloud infrastructure, enabling them to track their cloud consumption effectively.

The other integrations mentioned—Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, and Oracle Cloud—are less focused on general cloud service monitoring in terms of DDUs. Instead, they are tailored towards specific business applications or services, which may not directly address the monitoring of cloud services consuming DDUs in the same manner as the GCP integration does.