Dynatrace Pro Certification Practice Exam

What are the three types of user actions identified by Dynatrace?

1. Load, Click, Submit

2. Load, Custom, Interaction

3. Load, XHR, Custom

4. Load, Tap, Swipe

The correct answer is: Load, XHR, Custom

In Dynatrace, user actions are categorized into three main types: Load, XHR (XMLHttpRequest), and Custom. The 'Load' action refers to when a page or a resource is initially loaded, which is critical for understanding the performance from the user's perspective. It allows for the measurement of how quickly content is rendered when a user navigates to a web page. 'XHR' actions track asynchronous requests made to the server. This is crucial for web applications that use AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) for fetching data in the background without interfering with the display or behavior of the existing page. Monitoring these types of requests helps in analyzing performance bottlenecks in real-time data retrieval. 'Custom' actions are utilized for user interactions that you programmatically define within your application. This can include specific events like button clicks or navigation actions that are significant to the user experience but may not fall under standard patterns. The other options provide different sets of categories that don't align with Dynatrace's established user action classifications. Recognizing these three types of user actions is essential for leveraging Dynatrace effectively to monitor and optimize the user experience in web applications.