Dynatrace setup for Azure App service

Question

Hi Team, our Application is based in Azure App service and there is no VM's setup, in this application I would like to install Dynatrace setup for monitoring, Please provide the steps to implement. Thanks.

Answer 1

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To install Dynatrace on an Azure App Service, you can follow these steps:

Select the App Service: In the Azure portal, go to the Resource menu and select the App Service you want to monitor.

Check App Service Status: Ensure that the App Service is running, as Dynatrace OneAgent can only be installed on running App Services.

Install Extension: Click on the selected App Service and choose "Install Extension". This will update the application settings for the App Service and restart it to complete the Dynatrace OneAgent configuration.

Please note that App Service extensions are currently supported only for App Services running on Windows OS, and managing agents for Function apps is not supported at this time.

For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the following resources:

• Monitor App Services using Dynatrace OneAgent
• What is Azure Native Dynatrace Service?

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Thanks

Deepanshu

Answer 2

Hi @Stalin Arockiam

As per this Github,Dynatrace can be configured even in Linux App Service. Follow this Doc to configure for Linux Environment.

In the above link you will find the documentation for both Windows and Linux Environment.

Steps for Windows App Service:

• Install the latest version of Dynatrace OneAgent from the Extensions section.

• Click on the browse option on the Installed Extension to configure Dynatrace OneAgent.

• Get the Environment ID and API Token from the Dynatrace UI
• Make sure to save the API Token for future. It can be generated only once.
• Next Install the OneAgent.

• Restart the WebApp inorder for the OneAgent to be injected into the Module.
• To make sure Dynatrace is installed correctly, navigate to the Inspect element in your WebApp page.You can see the below mentioned script type.

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