Which of the following metrics does the HTTP monitor tile provide?

The HTTP monitor tile in Dynatrace is specifically designed to track the performance and availability of web applications. It focuses on key performance indicators that are crucial for understanding how well an application is functioning from an end-user perspective.

The correctness of the answer hinges on the fact that the HTTP monitor tile provides metrics related to both the availability of the monitored website or web service, as well as the duration of transactions that users experience when they interact with it. This means it regularly checks whether the URL is accessible and how long it takes for responses to be delivered. These metrics are vital for maintaining optimal performance and ensuring a good user experience.

While other options might relate to aspects of application monitoring, they do not directly fall under the purview of what the HTTP monitor tile specifically provides. Overall infrastructure cost pertains to financial metrics, user satisfaction scores are typically derived from user feedback rather than direct monitoring metrics, and error logs and warnings are more granular data typically gathered from the application layer rather than being a core feature of the HTTP monitor tile.