What main dimensions does application baselining analyze?

Application baselining primarily examines dimensions such as user action, geolocation, browser, and operating system (OS) due to their significant impact on application performance and user experience. This analysis allows organizations to understand how different factors influence application behavior and performance metrics over time.

User action provides insights into what users are doing within the application, which is critical for identifying performance bottlenecks and optimizing user experiences. Geolocation helps in understanding if geographical factors are affecting performance, especially for applications with a global audience. Analyzing the browser and OS ensures that applications are performing adequately across different environments, which is essential for delivering a consistent user experience.

By considering these dimensions, Dynatrace enables organizations to set benchmarks and identify trends, which are crucial for proactive application performance management.