OnPage – Dynatrace Log Management Integration

Dynatrace Log Management helps you make sense of application and infrastructure logs in real time, surfacing issues before they impact customers. But when those issues appear in your logs, how fast your team responds can be the difference between downtime and resilience.

By integrating Dynatrace Log Management with OnPage, you can turn alerts into immediate, high-priority notifications that reach your on-call responders where they’re most likely to take action—their mobile devices. OnPage ensures that alerts never get lost in inboxes or chat noise, and instead trigger real workflows with escalation, accountability, and contextual awareness.

Integration Benefits

• Send log-based alerts from Dynatrace as persistent push, SMS, or voice notifications through OnPage

• Route alerts dynamically based on your on-call schedules, escalation rules, and team ownership

• Attach log metadata such as source, severity, and timestamps to give responders full situational awareness

• Automatically escalate alerts if not acknowledged within a defined time window

• Explore bi-directional workflows to reflect status updates or response notes across your incident stack

How It Works

1. Create a log alert in Dynatrace using query-based rules or predefined metrics

2. Set up a webhook to forward alert details to OnPage’s Public API

3. OnPage receives the alert and uses your configuration to determine delivery, routing, and escalation

4. Your on-call engineer receives the alert as a high-priority, mobile-first notification with persistent alerting until acknowledged

5. If unanswered, the alert automatically escalates to the next available team member

Use Cases
Application monitoring
Surface runtime exceptions, crash logs, or error spikes in Dynatrace and notify the right developers or SREs in real time

Infrastructure observability
Catch service failures, hardware anomalies, or degraded performance and alert operations teams before SLAs are at risk

Security visibility
Spot log patterns that suggest authentication abuse, traffic anomalies, or suspicious behavior and escalate to SecOps instantly