Dynatrace Infrastructure Monitoring

Web · Windows · Linux· paid plans from $7/mo

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One barScore 5.0

  • Free tierNo free tier
  • Runs widely3 of 6 device platforms
  • DocumentedThinly documented

Dynatrace Infrastructure Monitoring monitors infrastructure across Linux, Windows, and web environments. It tracks hosts and processes, filesystems, operating-system services, and performance, with metrics, logs, traces, and events among its telemetry types. The Foundation & Discovery plan costs 7.00 USD per month and includes basic host health indicators, topology detection, filesystem monitoring, and OS services monitoring. Infrastructure Monitoring costs 29.00 USD per month and adds process, disk, memory, and network analysis plus custom metrics. Full-Stack Monitoring costs 58.00 USD per month and adds application performance monitoring, automated root-cause analysis, code-level profiling, and OpenTelemetry metrics and traces. The product also lists synthetic monitoring, distributed tracing, SLO tracking, log search, multiple data ingestion options, and a proprietary query language. A self-hosted option is available. The pricing note lists a 15-day trial, but there is no free plan.

Who it is for

It suits teams that need infrastructure visibility alongside log search, tracing, or SLO tracking. Organizations can choose among infrastructure-focused and full-stack plans, or use the self-hosted option.

What is good

  • Tracks metrics, logs, traces, and events
  • Includes synthetic monitoring and distributed tracing
  • Offers SLO tracking and log search
  • Self-hosted option is available

What to know first

  • No free plan
  • Full-Stack Monitoring costs 58.00 USD per month
  • Query language is proprietary

Verdict

Dynatrace offers infrastructure monitoring with separate plans for discovery, infrastructure analysis, and full-stack monitoring. Consider the paid plans and proprietary query language when weighing it against your operational needs.

Get started with Dynatrace Infrastructure Monitoring

  1. Visit the Dynatrace Infrastructure Monitoring website.
  2. Choose Linux, Windows, or web as your platform.
  3. Select a plan: Foundation & Discovery, Infrastructure Monitoring, or Full-Stack Monitoring.
  4. Use the 15-day trial.
  5. Consider the self-hosted option if it fits your deployment needs.

Limits to know first

There is no free plan. Foundation & Discovery costs 7.00 USD per month, billed monthly, and lists basic host health indicators, host and process topology detection, filesystem monitoring, and OS services monitoring; the listed process, disk, memory, and network analysis and custom metrics begin with Infrastructure Monitoring at 29.00 USD per month, billed monthly.

Questions about Dynatrace Infrastructure Monitoring

Is there a free plan?

No. A 15-day trial is listed.

What are the plan prices?

Foundation & Discovery is 7.00 USD per month, billed monthly; Infrastructure Monitoring is 29.00 USD per month, billed monthly; Full-Stack Monitoring is 58.00 USD per month, billed monthly.

Which platforms does it support?

Linux, Windows, and web are listed.

Does it have a self-hosted option?

Yes, a self-hosted option is available.

What telemetry types does it handle?

It handles metrics, logs, traces, and events.

What query language does it use?

Its query language is proprietary.

Dynatrace Infrastructure Monitoring plans and pricing

All plans
Foundation & Discovery $7/mo billed monthly Basic host health indicators · Host and process topology detection · Filesystem monitoring · OS services monitoring dynatrace.com · 19 Sept 2026
Infrastructure Monitoring $29/mo billed monthly Process, disk, memory, and network analysis · Custom metrics · Foundation & Discovery capabilities dynatrace.com · 19 Sept 2026
Full-Stack Monitoring $58/mo billed monthly Application performance monitoring · Automated root-cause analysis · Code-level profiling · OpenTelemetry metrics and traces dynatrace.com · 19 Sept 2026

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