What type of monitoring does log monitoring in Dynatrace include?

Log monitoring in Dynatrace is designed to encompass a range of data types for comprehensive analysis. The correct response highlights that it involves gathering both structured and unstructured log data. This capability is crucial because structured logs may contain key-value pairs or fields that can be easily parsed, allowing for efficient querying and filtering. Unstructured logs, on the other hand, consist of free-form text and provide valuable context and insights that might not fit into a predefined schema.

By combining these two types of log data, Dynatrace enables users to derive richer insights into application performance and behavior, helping to identify issues, track trends, and correlate events across various components of the IT landscape. This holistic approach to log data ensures that both traditional application logs and newer, more diverse log formats are accounted for, enhancing the overall observability and monitoring strategy.