Which elements can be included in user action names with the help of placeholders?

The correct choice is dynamic input values. In Dynatrace, placeholders are powerful tools that allow for the inclusion of variable content in user action names, making it easier to track distinct sessions and interactions. Dynamic input values are typically captured from user interactions such as form inputs, URL parameters, or other variables that change from session to session. By using these placeholders, user action names can reflect the specific context of each interaction, thereby enhancing the granularity of the monitoring and analysis provided by Dynatrace.

Including dynamic input values not only improves the visibility into user behavior but also aids in troubleshooting and performance analysis, as it allows teams to discern patterns based on the actual data used in each action. This aspect is critical for understanding user interactions in a detailed manner.

On the other hand, while security tokens, static strings, and user feedback may serve various purposes, they do not typically utilize placeholders in the same way that dynamic input values do. Security tokens are often fixed or confidential data that are not meant to change and would not provide meaningful variance in user action names. Static strings are non-variable content that remains constant across sessions, thus not benefiting from the flexibility that placeholders provide. Although user feedback is important for product improvements, it is not typically structured in a