What permission is required to view Real User Monitoring (RUM) data in Dynatrace?

To view Real User Monitoring (RUM) data in Dynatrace, environment-level permission is essential because RUM data is collected and stored within a specific environment. This means that access to this data is tied to the permissions granted at the environment level, ensuring that users have the appropriate rights to view and analyze the data pertinent to that particular environment.

Environment-level permissions control the visibility and access users have to various data types, including RUM data, within a specific context in Dynatrace. Without these permissions, users would not be able to access the RUM metrics related to the performance and behavior of web applications for that environment.

While project-level, user-level, and admin-level permissions play roles in defining the scope of what individuals can do within Dynatrace, they do not directly relate to the access of RUM data, which is specifically tied to the environment level. This distinction is crucial for data security and management, as it allows companies to control who can see critical performance data based on their operational structure.