Which of the following does NOT belong to the reports associated with Dynatrace?

The reports typically associated with Dynatrace focus on performance metrics and the overall health of applications and services. While user satisfaction is a vital aspect of monitoring, it is generally inferred from various metrics rather than presented as a stand-alone report.

The application score, services score, and infrastructure metrics directly correspond to measurable performance indicators that Dynatrace evaluates to ensure application health and efficiency. These scores effectively summarize the data gathered regarding the applications' responsiveness, availability, and the infrastructure's performance.

In contrast, user satisfaction can be derived from analyzing metrics and feedback but does not typically exist as a dedicated report within Dynatrace, thus making it an outlier among the choices provided.