TW: Dynatrace Study Material
Application - correct answer-The user experience as measured at the endpoint, where
software is presented to the user, such as via a browser or on a mobile device
Pure Path - correct answer-Diagnostic information available for every single transaction
which enables more accurate reporting and faster root cause analysis
Waterfall breakdown of where time is spent
User Action - correct answer-An interaction with the web browser that involves a call to a
web server, which can potentially have multiple nested calls.
Page Load - correct answer-An actual page loading in your browser.
Connect Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent establishing a socket connection
from the browser to the web server.
SSL Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent establishing a secure socket connection
from the browser to the web server.
Request Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent waiting for the first byte of the
document response.
Response Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent downloading the document
response.
Total Resource Timing - correct answer-Time between the response being delivered and the
OnLoad event.
User Action Duration - correct answer-Time spent from initial user click through completion
of all XHR callbacks and dynamic resources triggered by DOM modifications in the
callbacks.
Fetch API - correct answer-Provides an interface for fetching resources (including across the
network). It is similar to XMLHttpRequest (XHR). Fetch also supports Cross Origin Resource
Sharing (CORS)
XHR Actions - correct answer-User actions based on Fetch API in Dynatrace.
User Action Contributors - correct answer-1. Network Time (the time required for data
transfer
2. Server Time ( the time consumed on the server side
3. Frontend Time: the time required for the browsers to render the page
Benefits of Javascript API - correct answer-1. Create Custom User Actions
2. Report Errors
Application - correct answer-The user experience as measured at the endpoint, where
software is presented to the user, such as via a browser or on a mobile device
Pure Path - correct answer-Diagnostic information available for every single transaction
which enables more accurate reporting and faster root cause analysis
Waterfall breakdown of where time is spent
User Action - correct answer-An interaction with the web browser that involves a call to a
web server, which can potentially have multiple nested calls.
Page Load - correct answer-An actual page loading in your browser.
Connect Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent establishing a socket connection
from the browser to the web server.
SSL Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent establishing a secure socket connection
from the browser to the web server.
Request Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent waiting for the first byte of the
document response.
Response Resource Timing - correct answer-Time spent downloading the document
response.
Total Resource Timing - correct answer-Time between the response being delivered and the
OnLoad event.
User Action Duration - correct answer-Time spent from initial user click through completion
of all XHR callbacks and dynamic resources triggered by DOM modifications in the
callbacks.
Fetch API - correct answer-Provides an interface for fetching resources (including across the
network). It is similar to XMLHttpRequest (XHR). Fetch also supports Cross Origin Resource
Sharing (CORS)
XHR Actions - correct answer-User actions based on Fetch API in Dynatrace.
User Action Contributors - correct answer-1. Network Time (the time required for data
transfer
2. Server Time ( the time consumed on the server side
3. Frontend Time: the time required for the browsers to render the page
Benefits of Javascript API - correct answer-1. Create Custom User Actions
2. Report Errors
