how Request flows in Dynatrace
Hi,
can anybody help me with internal architecture diagram of Dynatrace.Like I want to go in details
1.how dynatrace agent insert code in request
2.how request get collected at server
3. how server send request to analysis server
4.how purepaths are displayed in dashlets when we click on purepaths in clients.
I have used below link but didn't helped: PurePath explained
Please suggest.
Regards,
Amol Khawre
Yes makes sense. But... is it possible that the dynaTrace Server is collecting the data from the collector?
We've restricted firewall rules. Communication from dmz to intranet is prohibited.
Communication is always initiated from the Collector to the Server. You can change the ports - you can also tunnel through HTTP.
More information on connectivity can be found here: Setup Communication
Hi,
i had a similar question.
Is the dynaTrace Collector the sender of the data or is the dynaTrace Server collecting the data from the collector?
Best regards
The Agent collects the data from within your Application (Java, .NET, Web Server, Native, ...). The Agent sends this data to the Collector. The Collector then sends the data to the dynaTrace Server where all data that is collected from all Agents will be analyzed. This allows us to
a) monitor globally distributed systems
b) scale by adding additional Collectors that handle globally distributed agents
Makes sense?
Please check out the section in the APM University that covers the dynaTrace Platform: http://apmuniversity.compuware.com/course/view.php?id=498
Amol - it seems you are a very active forum member with a lot of great questions. I try to answer most of these questions in the forum. For some of your scenarios I think its better to leverage our Service Delivery Group (aka Enablement Services). I took the liberty to reached out to the Enablement Service Team in your area. They might contact you
Keep these questions coming
Andi
The link should work - it is the APM University. You need to logon with the same user account as on the community. please try again
It will take a while until this page shows content as there is a flash content on it.
If that doesnt work for you - can you try a different browser? Also - could you tell me which exact browser version you are using right now. Seems you are using Chrome - which we have tested and it should work
Andi
