To analyze logs in Dynatrace, two essential steps are required:
Ingest logs into Dynatrace – logs must first be collected and stored in the platform (Grail)
Use DQL (Dynatrace Query Language) – to query, filter, and analyze the ingested log data
These steps allow users to extract insights, detect issues, and correlate logs with other observability data.
Other options are not part of log analysis:
RUM is for user experience monitoring
Distributed Traces are for request tracking
Operator is for Kubernetes deployment
[Reference:Based on official Dynatrace University training materials on log monitoring and DQL., ===========]
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