What supported options can capture information from user sessions in Dynatrace?

The correct answer encompasses all provided options: JavaScript variables, cookies, and meta tags and CSS selectors. Each of these elements plays a significant role in capturing user session information in Dynatrace.

JavaScript variables can be used within web applications to store dynamic data about users, which can be revealed through session interactions. When Dynatrace is integrated with a web application, it can automatically capture data sent via JavaScript, allowing more granular insights into how users are engaging with the application.

Cookies are another powerful tool for capturing user session data. They can store information about user interactions and preferences, providing a persistent way to identify users and their sessions across visits. Dynatrace can utilize this cookie-based data to gain insights into user behavior and session continuity.

Meta tags and CSS selectors can help in identifying elements on a webpage that contain relevant information. By using these tags and selectors, Dynatrace can track user interactions with specific HTML elements, allowing the analysis of engagement with particular portions of a web application.

By combining insights gained from all of these options, Dynatrace is able to provide a comprehensive view of user sessions, helping organizations better understand user behavior and optimize their applications accordingly.