What can trigger workflows within Dynatrace?

The correct answer highlights that workflows within Dynatrace can be triggered by SLO breaches, problems, or scheduled events. This functionality is essential for maintaining application performance and ensuring that service level objectives (SLOs) are met. When an SLO is breached, it typically indicates that performance standards are not being achieved, prompting Dynatrace to initiate predefined workflows to address the situation. Similarly, if a problem is detected, Dynatrace can automatically initiate workflows to mitigate or resolve the issue.

Scheduled events also serve as a trigger for workflows, allowing for automated processes during specified times. This can encompass maintenance tasks, resource scaling, or other actions that need to take place regularly without needing manual intervention.

In contrast, manual user interventions alone do not account for automatic responses to system states or scheduled needs, and thus would not encompass the full range of capabilities that Dynatrace offers for monitoring and responding to application performance issues. Daily system checks and periodic data backups play important roles in an operational context but do not directly trigger workflows in the same way that SLO breaches or problems do.