What type of requests are included in the Service details page of Dynatrace?

The Service details page of Dynatrace focuses on dynamic requests because these requests are typically generated in real-time based on interactions with users or backend systems. This includes various processes such as database queries, API calls, and other interactions that involve computations or retrieval of data on-demand. These requests are crucial for understanding service performance, response times, and user interaction patterns since they provide insights into how services operate under different load conditions.

Static requests, on the other hand, usually involve content that does not change frequently, such as images or stylesheets, and while they are important for performance monitoring, they do not provide the same level of insight into service dynamics and load handling. Cache requests involve serving previously retrieved data rather than generating new responses dynamically, which can skew the performance metrics of active service scenarios. Batch requests process data in bulk rather than delivering real-time responses which does not adequately represent the service interactions that teams are most concerned with analyzing in terms of efficiency and potential issues.

Thus, the emphasis on dynamic requests is essential as they directly relate to the responsiveness and adaptability of services in real-world usage scenarios.