What is dynaTrace?
Dyna trace is a monitoring and profiling tool for Java and .NET applications. It uses PurePath technology to pinpoint and resolve any application performance problems.
It can capture the detailed execution path of every transaction that happens in an application. Detailed execution path here means complete end to end flow of functionality from client to web browser to database servers. dynaTrace also monitors infrastructure metrics like app server, web server, database server etc.
Why dynaTrace ?
1) dynaTrace provides visibility of every transaction at different levels of application architecture like frontend (browser/client), server layer (web or app server) and backend (database server).
2) Provides excellent profiling data capturing and analysis capabilities.
3) Easy to install and configure.
4) Less overhead. < 5%.
5) Deployable to monitor complex and heterogeneous application environments.
What is PurePath technique?
PurePath is dynaTrace's transaction details capturing technique. Using this technique dynaTrace provides the exact transaction level details from end to end perspective. Since the details are provided dynamically while the application is under test detecting performance anomalies like figuring out slower transactions is quick.
PurePath is capable of detecting performance issues at code level and details transactions invoking external services too.
How dynaTrace works?
dynaTrace uses SENSORS which are small chunk of code injected into application to be monitored at different points in the application. dynaTrace has many built-in sensor packs called knowledge sensor packs that can retrieve data from wide set of application servers and application frameworks. At the entry point of pure path active sensors are placed with required configuration. Knowledge sensor packs for servlets, web services etc. already define these entry points. There are another type of sensors called auto sensors which provide additional information of the transaction's pure path without user-defined sensors.
dynaTrace also allows users to create user defined sensors by using sensor rules. These set of rules specify sensor's location and allow to access data of methods such as its return values.
Dyna trace is a monitoring and profiling tool for Java and .NET applications. It uses PurePath technology to pinpoint and resolve any application performance problems.
It can capture the detailed execution path of every transaction that happens in an application. Detailed execution path here means complete end to end flow of functionality from client to web browser to database servers. dynaTrace also monitors infrastructure metrics like app server, web server, database server etc.
Why dynaTrace ?
1) dynaTrace provides visibility of every transaction at different levels of application architecture like frontend (browser/client), server layer (web or app server) and backend (database server).
2) Provides excellent profiling data capturing and analysis capabilities.
3) Easy to install and configure.
4) Less overhead. < 5%.
5) Deployable to monitor complex and heterogeneous application environments.
What is PurePath technique?
PurePath is dynaTrace's transaction details capturing technique. Using this technique dynaTrace provides the exact transaction level details from end to end perspective. Since the details are provided dynamically while the application is under test detecting performance anomalies like figuring out slower transactions is quick.
PurePath is capable of detecting performance issues at code level and details transactions invoking external services too.
How dynaTrace works?
dynaTrace uses SENSORS which are small chunk of code injected into application to be monitored at different points in the application. dynaTrace has many built-in sensor packs called knowledge sensor packs that can retrieve data from wide set of application servers and application frameworks. At the entry point of pure path active sensors are placed with required configuration. Knowledge sensor packs for servlets, web services etc. already define these entry points. There are another type of sensors called auto sensors which provide additional information of the transaction's pure path without user-defined sensors.
dynaTrace also allows users to create user defined sensors by using sensor rules. These set of rules specify sensor's location and allow to access data of methods such as its return values.
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