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Dynatrace supports newly launched GKE Arm clusters

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Company
Date Published
Author
Graham Hilgers
Word Count
377
Company Posts That Month
23
Language
American English
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-
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No
Summary

Google has launched Tau T2A virtual machines on Compute Engine, optimized for cost-effective performance on Arm architecture, as well as GKE Arm to support scale-out workloads. As a launch partner, Dynatrace emphasizes the importance of maintaining observability in Kubernetes environments, particularly with GKE Arm clusters, to ensure performance and availability. By integrating infrastructure, application, and site reliability engineering teams using the same data, issues can be resolved more efficiently, facilitating digital transformations. Dynatrace offers real-time topology mapping and anomaly detection through its AI engine, Davis, to enhance Kubernetes monitoring, now extended to GKE Arm clusters. The company continues to expand its partnership with Google Cloud, providing advanced observability solutions for modern cloud infrastructures.

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Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Kubernetes 9 1,066 146 55 +4%
Observability 3 719 146 52 -2%
Real-time 1 1,264 334 121 -6%
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