What does Dynatrace primarily monitor in relation to user requests?

Dynatrace primarily focuses on monitoring server-side performance and client-side errors in relation to user requests. This monitoring capability allows organizations to gain comprehensive visibility into the end-user experience and application performance. By tracking how user requests are processed on the server and any errors that may occur on the client side, Dynatrace helps in diagnosing issues that affect performance and user satisfaction.

The ability to analyze server-side metrics—such as response times, resource utilization, and transaction traces—enables teams to identify bottlenecks and optimize application performance effectively. On the client side, capturing errors such as JavaScript exceptions provides critical insights into issues that impact users directly, allowing for rapid resolution and improving the overall user experience.

While programming language usage statistics, database sizes and types, and data transfer rates over the network are important metrics in certain contexts, they do not directly capture the essence of Dynatrace's core function of monitoring application performance and user interactions. The primary focus remains on providing an end-to-end view of user requests and their impact on both server and client environments.