Infrastructure monitoring involves gathering crucial data about IT environments to enhance availability, performance, and resource efficiency, with the ultimate aim of minimizing downtime and maximizing return on investment. As IT landscapes become more complex due to multicloud environments, container-based architecture, and a mix of new and legacy software, organizations face challenges in gaining comprehensive insights, often leading to an overload of monitoring tools rather than clarity. To address these challenges, IT operations (ITOps) teams are encouraged to evolve towards Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps), which leverages AI, particularly machine learning and deterministic AI, to automate tasks traditionally performed manually. The transition to AIOps involves assessing current monitoring maturity, automating infrastructure monitoring, and integrating these processes on a single platform to achieve a more unified and efficient monitoring approach. Platforms like Dynatrace facilitate this by providing automated, AI-assisted observability, which not only reduces tool sprawl but also enhances collaboration across various teams, ensuring systems are monitored effectively and efficiently in dynamic, multicloud environments.