PathPilot Reviews

The Dynatrace software intelligence platform revolutionizes the way organizations operate by offering a unique combination of observability, automation, and intelligence all within a single framework. Say goodbye to cumbersome toolkits and embrace a unified platform that enhances automation across your dynamic multicloud environments while facilitating collaboration among various teams. This platform fosters synergy between business, development, and operations through a comprehensive array of tailored use cases centralized in one location. It enables you to effectively manage and integrate even the most intricate multicloud scenarios, boasting seamless compatibility with all leading cloud platforms and technologies. Gain an expansive understanding of your environment that encompasses metrics, logs, and traces, complemented by a detailed topological model that includes distributed tracing, code-level insights, entity relationships, and user experience data—all presented in context. By integrating Dynatrace’s open API into your current ecosystem, you can streamline automation across all aspects, from development and deployment to cloud operations and business workflows, ultimately leading to increased efficiency and innovation. This cohesive approach not only simplifies management but also drives measurable improvements in performance and responsiveness across the board.

Around 25 million engineers work across dozens of distinct functions. Engineers are using New Relic as every company is becoming a software company to gather real-time insight and trending data on the performance of their software. This allows them to be more resilient and provide exceptional customer experiences. New Relic is the only platform that offers an all-in one solution. New Relic offers customers a secure cloud for all metrics and events, powerful full-stack analytics tools, and simple, transparent pricing based on usage. New Relic also has curated the largest open source ecosystem in the industry, making it simple for engineers to get started using observability.