When creating synthetic locations, which of the following can you filter by?

When creating synthetic locations in Dynatrace, filtering by cloud provider is highly relevant because it allows users to select locations based on the infrastructure that supports their application monitoring. This is important for ensuring that synthetic tests are run in regions that are best suited for their application's performance and availability requirements. Different cloud providers may have varying geographical distribution and capabilities, which can significantly impact the results of synthetic monitoring, particularly in terms of latency and network performance.

Filtering by the cloud provider helps in simulating user experiences from specific regions or under certain conditions that closely align with real-world usage scenarios. This ensures that synthetic monitoring effectively mimics the behavior of actual users and delivers valid performance insights for applications deployed across multiple environments.

In contrast, while filtering by language preference, website category, or price range may seem relevant in other contexts, they do not directly pertain to the core functionalities involved in setting up and optimizing synthetic locations for performance monitoring within Dynatrace. These factors may influence user experience or content delivery but do not help in configuring the underlying monitoring infrastructure as effectively.