Andreas Grabner

Andreas Grabner is Fellow of Technology Strategy at Dynatrace. He has over 20 years of experience as a software developer, tester, architect, and is an advocate for high-performing cloud operations. As a champion of unbreakable continuous delivery, Andreas is dedicated to helping dev, test and ops teams become more efficient and innovative in their work using the Dynatrace Platform. Andi is a regular contributor to the DevOps community, a frequent speaker at technology conferences and regularly publishes articles on blog.dynatrace.com.

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Andreas Grabner

Accelerating Functional Test Automation Analysis with Selenium Monitoring

Optimizing Engineering Productivity on Atlassian with Addteq and Dynatrace

Optimizing Jenkins to ensure fast build times with Dynatrace

Monitoring AWS Fargate with Dynatrace: Testing it in the Field

Breaking the Monolith: An 8 Step Recipe

Mean Time to Instrumentation: A Key Metric for your next Monitoring Tool Evaluation

Unbreakable Delivery Pipeline: Mid-Tour Backstage Report

How to write a Custom Dynatrace Problem Notification Integration

Cloud for Retail: ECS, Microservices and Dynatrace at Neiman Marcus

Seeing Dynatrace AI in Action: RabbitMQ, Cassandra, JVM Memory

Optimizing Atlassian Jira and Confluence Productivity with Dynatrace

Unbreakable DevOps Pipeline: Shift-Left, Shift-Right & Self-Healing

Auto-Mitigation with Dynatrace AI – or shall we call it Self-Healing?

Load Testing Redefined: A Guide from KPI Reporting to AI Supported Performance Engineering

Dynatrace on Dynatrace: Detecting Regressions in Continuous Performance Environments

Dynatrace on Dynatrace: Detecting Architectural Regressions in Continuous Functional Testing

Using the Dynatrace DevOps Pipeline State UFO

Measure More Frequent Successful Software Releases

5 can’t miss website performance optimization basics

Best Practices for Performance-focused DevOps

Top 10 Performance Problems taken from Zappos, Monster, Thomson and Co

How to avoid the Top 5 SharePoint Performance Mistakes

.NET Performance Analysis: A .NET Garbage Collection Mystery