Which step is NOT part of integrating Kubernetes clusters with Dynatrace?

Obtaining cluster health status is not a step specifically required for the integration of Kubernetes clusters with Dynatrace. While monitoring the health of the cluster is essential for overall health and performance management, it falls outside the core integration process with Dynatrace.

The integration steps primarily focus on establishing a connection between Dynatrace and the Kubernetes environment, which involves creating a service account and role to enable Dynatrace to gather necessary metrics and telemetry data securely. This interaction is further established by connecting to Dynatrace and setting up ActiveGate, which acts as a communication hub to facilitate data flow between Dynatrace and the Kubernetes clusters.

Thus, while monitoring the health of the cluster is important for operational oversight, it is not a specific step in the integration procedure with Dynatrace.