Dynatrace announced a new integration with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, the generative‑AI service that became generally available on October 13, 2025. The partnership gives Dynatrace customers real‑time visibility into autonomous agents across AWS services, leveraging its Grail data lakehouse and Davis AI engine to deliver causal, predictive, and generative insights directly within Bedrock AgentCore.
The move positions Dynatrace in the fast‑growing agentic‑AI market and deepens its long‑standing partnership with AWS, which began in 2014. By embedding its AI capabilities into Bedrock AgentCore, Dynatrace offers a unified view of agent behavior that was previously unavailable, giving enterprises a foundation for trust and innovation in autonomous AI workloads.
In its most recent earnings for Q2 FY2026 (ended September 30, 2025), Dynatrace reported revenue of $493.85 million, beating the consensus estimate of $487.33 million by $6.52 million (1.35 % beat). EPS of $0.44 surpassed the consensus of $0.41 by $0.03 (7.32 % beat). The company’s guidance for Q3 FY2026 raised revenue expectations to $503–$508 million and EPS to $0.40–$0.42, reflecting confidence in continued demand for its AI‑powered observability platform.
The integration is expected to drive growth in Dynatrace’s Enterprise and Professional Services segments, where AI‑centric workloads are expanding. Management noted that the agentic‑AI market is a high‑margin growth area, and the Bedrock AgentCore integration will accelerate customer adoption of AI workloads on AWS, potentially boosting recurring revenue.
Steve Tack, Chief Product Officer, said, “As agentic architectures redefine how enterprises build and operate intelligent systems, observability becomes the foundation for trust and innovation. Our integration with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore delivers the transparency and insight teams need to confidently scale autonomous AI, helping them accelerate delivery with greater reliability.” This underscores Dynatrace’s strategy to monetize AI capabilities and strengthen its hyperscaler relationships.
The integration aligns with Dynatrace’s broader strategy to advance AI‑driven observability and deepen collaboration with hyperscalers. By being one of the first observability providers to support Bedrock AgentCore at launch, Dynatrace gains a competitive edge that could translate into new revenue streams and higher customer retention in the AI‑centric workload segment.
The announcement marks a significant milestone for Dynatrace, reinforcing its position as a leading observability platform for AI workloads and signaling a continued focus on AI‑centric growth. The integration is expected to accelerate adoption of autonomous agents on AWS, supporting the company’s trajectory of strong earnings and upward guidance.
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