Dynamic thresholds are calculated automatically by analyzing the load pattern from the historical data. These values are adaptive in nature and change over a period of time depending on the performance of your resources, workload changes, and so on. You use dynamic thresholds to monitor the user resources, such as volumes, VMs, and hosts.
The scenarios for using dynamic thresholds to monitor your environment are as follows:
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When SLOs and other performance parameters are not established with the customer
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When you want to monitor your environment for stable performance and detect irregular behavior
For details about dynamic threshold monitoring, see Dynamic Threshold Storage Resource Monitoring With Performance Analytics.