What type of data does Dynatrace fail to capture if monitoring is disabled?

When monitoring is disabled in Dynatrace, the platform will fail to capture user actions, which are critical for understanding how users interact with an application. User actions provide insights into the flow of operations, including clicks, page views, and transactions that users perform. This information is vital for optimizing user experience and making data-driven decisions on application performance and functionality.

In contrast, performance metrics, application errors, and session details may still be available to some extent through other means, such as error logs or server-side monitoring, even when Dynatrace monitoring is disabled. However, without active user action tracking, the rich context that comes from user interactions is lost, making it much harder to diagnose issues and understand overall application usability.