Making AI based monitoring a platform feature with the power of BOSH
summary
Claims that most orgs monitor only 5% coverage and that Dynatrace turns AI monitoring and automated root cause analysis into a platform feature on Pivotal Cloud Foundry. Implementation uses a BOSH add-on deploying agents onto every VM (three-step deployment flow) and surfaces concrete findings: a CPU spike traced to a Ruby process on Cloud Controller caused by a MySQL outage, plus the ability to prove negatives for infra issues that don’t impact users. Trial code mentioned.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:17Michael Villager
- 0:33Traditional monitoring is dead
- 0:49Why is traditional monitoring dead
- 1:05What happens when something lurks in the shadows
- 1:53Demo
- 2:09Platform tooling
- 2:25BOSH syntax
- 2:41Dashboards
- 2:57Moving away from dashboards
- 3:13Root cause analysis
- 3:29CPU utilization
- 3:45Root cause
- 4:01Logs
- 4:17Negatives
- 4:33Slow discs
- 4:49Tree falls
- 5:21Questions
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