Dynatrace Workflows Complete Tutorial | Automate Alerts, DQL, APIs & Remediation

Learn how to use Dynatrace Workflows to automate monitoring, incident response, notifications and remediation. In this complete hands-on tutorial, I explain the important options available in Dynatrace Workflows—from triggers and task conditions to DQL, JavaScript, API integrations, retries, loops and workflow execution monitoring. You’ll learn: ✅ How Dynatrace Workflows work ✅ Manual, scheduled, event and API triggers ✅ Davis problem and business-event automation ✅ Tasks, dependencies and conditional branches ✅ DQL queries inside workflows ✅ Jinja expressions and dynamic task results ✅ Loops, retries, delays and timeouts ✅ HTTP requests and external API integration ✅ JavaScript actions for advanced processing ✅ Email, Microsoft Teams, Jira and ServiceNow integrations ✅ Approval-based and automated remediation ✅ Workflow permissions, actors and credentials ✅ Testing, troubleshooting and monitoring executions This tutorial is useful for Dynatrace engineers, observability engineers, DevOps engineers, SREs, cloud engineers and anyone preparing to implement enterprise automation using Dynatrace. Use cases include: • Automatically creating incidents from Dynatrace problems • Sending enriched alerts to support teams • Querying Grail data using DQL • Triggering remediation for Kubernetes incidents • Calling external applications through REST APIs • Closing incidents when a problem is resolved If this video helped you, please like the video, subscribe and comment with the next Dynatrace topic you want me to cover. #Dynatrace #Observability #DevOps