What is a Cluster ActiveGate intended for?

A Cluster ActiveGate is designed primarily for sharing resources among multiple tenants. This architectural feature allows for the efficient management of multiple environments and can provide a consolidated platform for various teams or departments within an organization. By utilizing a Cluster ActiveGate, resources can be allocated dynamically, enabling better load balancing and optimizing performance across different tenants that might be using Dynatrace services.

The ability to share resources is critical in scenarios where multiple applications or services might be running under the same Dynatrace installation, ensuring that they can operate efficiently without the need for separate gateways for each tenant. This capability enhances scalability and reduces overhead, making it easier for organizations to manage their monitoring setup flexibly.

On the other hand, while accessing external databases, monitoring isolated network environments, or managing cloud services independently are important features of Dynatrace, they do not specifically pertain to the core functionality of a Cluster ActiveGate. Instead, these other choices reflect different aspects of the broader Dynatrace platform functionalities rather than the specific purpose of a Cluster ActiveGate.