What are the terms used to refer to the web server name in Dynatrace?

The correct terminology used to refer to the web server name in Dynatrace is "Virtual host, Server block, Site." These terms are specifically associated with the configuration and identification of web servers within Dynatrace.

In web server configurations, a virtual host is a method for hosting multiple domain names on a single server, allowing for better resource utilization and management. The server block refers to the specific configuration settings for a particular virtual host, defining how requests for that host should be handled. The term "site" is often used to describe the actual web presence associated with these configurations.

The other terms mentioned in the remaining choices don’t accurately match the established concepts within Dynatrace regarding web server nomenclature. For example, while "endpoint" and "service name" relate to specific components of application monitoring, they do not refer specifically to the web server names. Similarly, "virtual domain," "host group," and other combinations provided in the other choices do not align with the typical usage within Dynatrace for identifying web servers. Thus, the proper terms are those from the first choice.