Which feature enables alerts based on specific HTTP status codes in the browser clickpath monitor?

The ability to set up alerts based on specific HTTP status codes in the browser clickpath monitor is made possible through status code tracking. This feature allows Dynatrace to monitor and log the outcome of HTTP requests during user interactions, making it feasible to define conditions under which alerts should be triggered. For example, if certain statuses, such as 404 (Not Found) or 500 (Internal Server Error), are returned during the monitoring process, administrators can create alerts that notify them of these specific occurrences. This capacity is crucial for maintaining application performance and usability, as it provides insights into potential issues users may encounter.

Other features like request frequency deal more with the volume of requests and do not specifically address monitoring the success or failure of those requests through their status codes. Throttling configuration is concerned with controlling the rate at which requests are sent to prevent overload rather than tracking responses. Connection management focuses on optimizing and maintaining network connections, which is separate from monitoring and alerting based on the status codes received from those connections.