What is NOT a capability of Dynatrace OpenKit?

Dynatrace OpenKit is a client-side library designed to assist developers in monitoring applications on mobile and web platforms. It offers several capabilities to enhance the visibility of user interactions and the performance of applications. Among these, tracking user sessions and actions is fundamental, as it allows for detailed insights into user behavior and engagement within the application. Reporting on events and errors is also within its scope, aiding in the detection of issues and improving application reliability. Additionally, tracing web requests to the server-side ensures that developers can correlate front-end user experiences with back-end performance.

The capability that Dynatrace OpenKit does not support is the creation of server-side PurePaths. PurePaths are a core concept in the Dynatrace monitoring ecosystem, primarily associated with the server-side components of the application view. They provide deep visibility into transactions as they traverse various systems, but this is not something OpenKit manages directly. Instead, PurePaths are typically generated by agents that run on the backend, capturing the performance metrics of server-side interactions. Thus, OpenKit focuses on the client-side aspects of monitoring rather than generating server-side PurePaths.