Dynatrace Workshops at AWS re:Invent

Dec

1st

at

11:00am

–

Dec

3rd

at

5:00pm

PST

The Venetian Expo Hall - Booth #512

Dynatrace Workshops at AWS re:Invent

Date TBD

Black Tap

Roll up your sleeves in our 30-minute, hands-on workshops. Work through real scenarios using Dynatrace with AWS and AI technologies, and leave with practical skills you can apply right away. Choose from three Dynatrace-led sessions running daily, plus rotating sessions with our partners.

Tuesday, December 1, 2026

11:00 AM – From AWS Signals to Answers with Dynatrace

AWS environments generate no shortage of signals. The challenge is turning them into answers. In this hands-on mini workshop, you'll use Dynatrace and the Clouds App to connect application impact with AWS infrastructure, investigate metrics and logs in context, pinpoint root cause, and put the AWS DevOps Agent to work. See how connected observability and AI-powered operations can turn cloud complexity into confident action.

12:00 PM – Closing the Loop: AI-Powered Incident Remediation with Anthropic Claude, Dynatrace, and AWS

Explore how Anthropic Claude, Dynatrace, and AWS come together to enable closed-loop incident remediation.

1:00 PM – AI-Assisted Incident Response with AWS DevOps Agent and Dynatrace

When an issue hits production, every minute counts. In this hands-on workshop, you'll use AWS DevOps Agent and Dynatrace to co-investigate real application problems, identify precise root cause, and build evidence-backed remediation plans.

2:00 PM – Closing the Loop: AI-Powered Incident Remediation with Anthropic Claude, Dynatrace, and AWS

Explore how Anthropic Claude, Dynatrace, and AWS come together to enable closed-loop incident remediation.

3:00 PM – Give Your Coding Agent Eyes into Production: Building Better Software with Kiro and Bluebox

AI coding agents are only as effective as the context they receive. In this hands-on workshop, you'll use Kiro and Bluebox by Dynatrace to bring production telemetry, service dependencies, and runtime insights into the development workflow, helping agents write better code and resolve issues faster.

Wednesday, December 2, 2026

11:00 AM – From AWS Signals to Answers with Dynatrace

AWS environments generate no shortage of signals. The challenge is turning them into answers. In this hands-on mini workshop, you'll use Dynatrace and the Clouds App to connect application impact with AWS infrastructure, investigate metrics and logs in context, pinpoint root cause, and put the AWS DevOps Agent to work. See how connected observability and AI-powered operations can turn cloud complexity into confident action.

12:00 PM – Observe AI. Ask AI. Act with AI: Hands-On with Dynatrace and ServiceNow, powered by AHEAD

AI is moving from pilot to production, putting new demands on operations teams. In this 30-minute hands-on workshop with Dynatrace and AHEAD, you’ll work in live Dynatrace and ServiceNow environments to learn how to observe AI performance, query observability data in plain language, and gain AI insights directly from ServiceNow to drive action.

1:00 PM – AI-Assisted Incident Response with AWS DevOps Agent and Dynatrace

When an issue hits production, every minute counts. In this hands-on workshop, you'll use AWS DevOps Agent and Dynatrace to co-investigate real application problems, identify precise root cause, and build evidence-backed remediation plans.

2:00 PM – Observability by Conversation: Set Up, Visualize, and Investigate with Dynatrace MCP with Arctiq

New to observability but expected to deliver deep analysis on your critical stack? Join Dynatrace and Arctiq for a hands-on session where you’ll use the Dynatrace MCP server to set up, visualize, and investigate your environment through plain-language conversation. Walk out able to go from “something’s slow” to root cause in minutes.

3:00 PM – Give Your Coding Agent Eyes into Production: Building Better Software with Kiro and Bluebox

AI coding agents are only as effective as the context they receive. In this hands-on workshop, you'll use Kiro and Bluebox by Dynatrace to bring production telemetry, service dependencies, and runtime insights into the development workflow, helping agents write better code and resolve issues faster.

Thursday, December 3, 2026

11:00 AM – From AWS Signals to Answers with Dynatrace

AWS environments generate no shortage of signals. The challenge is turning them into answers. In this hands-on mini workshop, you'll use Dynatrace and the Clouds App to connect application impact with AWS infrastructure, investigate metrics and logs in context, pinpoint root cause, and put the AWS DevOps Agent to work. See how connected observability and AI-powered operations can turn cloud complexity into confident action.

1:00 PM – AI-Assisted Incident Response with AWS DevOps Agent and Dynatrace

When an issue hits production, every minute counts. In this hands-on workshop, you'll use AWS DevOps Agent and Dynatrace to co-investigate real application problems, identify precise root cause, and build evidence-backed remediation plans.

3:00 PM – Give Your Coding Agent Eyes into Production: Building Better Software with Kiro and Bluebox

AI coding agents are only as effective as the context they receive. In this hands-on workshop, you'll use Kiro and Bluebox by Dynatrace to bring production telemetry, service dependencies, and runtime insights into the development workflow, helping agents write better code and resolve issues faster.

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Erin Hildebrant

Erin Hildebrant will be speaking about their experience working as an event marketer.

Blair Doster

Blair Doster will be speaking about their experience as an art director and organizer of design events.

Simone Andrews

Simone Andrews will be speaking about their experience as a film producer.

Speaker Name

Short speaker biography.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

Details

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

The old way of doing event marketing—a large, inflexible investment in a small number of tentpole events—doesn't fit into a business world that demands adaptability and speed.

But there's no substitute for IRL connections, so the most innovative businesses are focusing on scaling local and hybrid events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

Speakers

Frederick Wilson

Frederick Wilson will be speaking about their experience working as a freelance journalist.

Alex Druckrey

Alex Druckrey will be speaking about their experience as a designer and organizer of design events.

Host

Leanne Rone

Senior Product Designer

Leanne Rone will be your host, speaking about their experience as a Senior Product Designer and interactive UX designer.

Agenda

12:00 pm

Welcome and Introductions

1:00 pm

Plenary Session

2:00 pm

Roundtable Discussion: “What Makes an Effective Virtual Event?”

Where to go

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer
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Agenda

12 pm

Welcome and Introductions

1 pm

Plenary Session

2 pm

Roundtable Discussion: “What Makes an Effective Virtual Event?”

Where to go

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A Guide to Agile Event Programs that Can Survive Anything

Explore why the most dynamic leaders are building strategies for agile event marketing with a focus on scaling in-person and virtual events that are fast, flexible, and hyper-effective at driving meaningful connections.

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Crisis Mode: Ideas for Managing Events in Challenging Situations

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How to Build a Rock Solid Agile Events Program

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