Which of the following attributes can be captured from web requests?

The capture of HTTP POST parameters is fundamental to understanding the data transmitted during web requests. When a user submits a form on a web page, the information is often sent to the server using the HTTP POST method. This allows for the submission of data such as user input, which can include sensitive information like login credentials, comments, or any other form data.

Monitoring these parameters is important for various reasons, including performance analysis, user behavior tracking, and troubleshooting issues that may arise during data transmission. By capturing these parameters, Dynatrace can provide insight into how users are interacting with an application, which parameters are being submitted, and how these submissions impact overall application performance.

The other attributes, while potentially useful in different contexts, do not directly answer the specific question about what can be captured from web requests in the same manner that HTTP POST parameters do. For instance, session cookies might be set in the browser and would not typically be explicitly transmitted with each web request, while JavaScript variables reside on the client side and do not inherently relate to server communication. Server-side logs, while useful for debugging and monitoring server performance, are not directly associated with the attributes transmitted with web requests.