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To add the OneAgent SDK for Python to an application, you need to install the oneagent-sdk package from Python Package Index in your environment. Here you’ll find all the necessary SDK documentation, including examples of all features and extensive reference documentation. The best way to get started is to check out our GitHub repository.
The OneAgent SDK supports Python 2 (version 2.7+) and Python 3 (version 3.4+) on CPython (the standard Python interpreter) on both Linux and Windows. More capabilities will be added in the coming months. The OneAgent SDK for Python currently supports the tracing of remote calls, incoming web requests, and SQL database requests. The SDK enables you to instrument your applications manually. To use the OneAgent SDK for Python, you need access to the Python source code of the application you want to monitor. The OneAgent SDK for Python provides you with all the features of the OneAgent SDK for C/C++ (v1.1) along with the expected simplicity of a Python library.
The wait is now over: the OneAgent SDK for Python (which is based on the OneAgent SDK for C/C++) has reached Early Access status and is now available on GitHub and the Python Package Index.
Are you eager to begin monitoring your Python services and transactions with Dynatrace? In our recent blog posts about the Dynatrace OneAgent SDK for C/C++ and extending AI-based root cause analysis with the OneAgent SDK, we announced the future release of a language binding for Python that’s based on the OneAgent SDK.
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