What does capturing a PurePath allow Dynatrace to monitor specifically?

Capturing a PurePath in Dynatrace provides deep insights into the code-level performance of an application. It allows for monitoring every transaction executed in the application, tracing the execution path through various components of the application stack. This includes examining method calls, database queries, and external service calls, enabling teams to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize code efficiency.

When a PurePath is captured, it represents the complete journey of a request, detailing how different services and methods interact. This visibility into granular performance metrics is critical for developers and operations teams as it helps in pinpointing issues at the code level, leading to more effective troubleshooting and performance tuning.

This focus on code-level details distinguishes PurePaths from aspects like data export methods, user permission settings, and network latency reports, which do not provide the same depth of insight into application performance.