How can you instrument a web application in Dynatrace?

Instrumenting a web application in Dynatrace is best achieved by manually including JavaScript code or utilizing auto instrumentation methods. This approach allows for the monitoring and analysis of user interactions, performance, and various metrics that can help in understanding the application’s behavior in the real world.

Manually inserting JavaScript code enables developers to customize the monitoring according to specific needs, ensuring that critical transactions and user actions are tracked accurately. Auto instrumentation methods provide a more streamlined approach, where Dynatrace can automatically capture performance data without requiring extensive manual configurations. This flexibility in instrumentation methods ensures comprehensive monitoring aligned with the design and architecture of the web application.

The other choices suggest limited or specific approaches that do not encompass the full range of instrumentation options available in Dynatrace, which is designed to provide a versatile monitoring solution suitable for various web applications.