How frequently is issue detection reset in Dynatrace?

The frequency of issue detection reset in Dynatrace is typically set to occur every week. This means that any issues that have been detected and reported will be reviewed and potentially reset at the end of each week, helping to maintain a clear and manageable set of current issues that require attention. This regular reset ensures that the issue monitoring remains relevant and up to date, reflecting changes in application performance, infrastructure, and user behavior.

This weekly cycle allows teams to periodically reassess the status of detected issues, prioritize them according to their impact on the overall health of the system, and address them as necessary. Allowing detection to reset too frequently, such as daily or hourly, could result in noise and confusion, making it harder to focus on genuine, persistent issues that need resolution. By using a weekly reset, Dynatrace helps organizations maintain effectiveness in monitoring and managing issues without overwhelming users with constant changes.