Dynatrace - Associate Exam
Apdex - correct answer-A performance-measurement standard that shows the relationship
between recorded performance measurements and real-user satisfaction. Apdex offers a
uniform means of measuring how well performance meets user expectations. For full details
on the Apdex standard, please visit Apdex.org. In the context of Dynatrace, Apdex is used to
give you a quick and easy rating that you can use to evaluate the satisfaction of your
application's end users. Apdex ratings in Dynatrace are based on application-specific
thresholds. An Apdex measurement rating of 1 equates to perfect performance. An Apdex
rating below 0.5 equates to poor performance.
Application - correct answer-A web application consists of web pages that are served by web
servers and web containers, for example Tomcat. A web or mobile application is built upon
services that process requests like web requests, web service calls, and messaging. Within
Dynatrace, the term application refers to the front-end part that you can access via a
browser or a mobile app.
Dynatrace monitors all of your application's services, processes, and infrastructure. By
evaluating all components collectively, Dynatrace pinpoints exactly how each service
contributes to the performance of your application. For example, in Java monitoring, the
host, JVM, and processes are seen as a whole.
Dynatrace monitors all the individual components that applications are built upon: web
requests, database requests, processes, services, and more. It's these individual
components working together that collectively deliver what your end users view as a
complete application. Dynatrace identifies and tracks each of these individual application
components at a highly granular level. Dynatrace doesn't simply identify that a service is
running on a server in a process but rather identifies all the details of these components. For
example, Dynatrace can show you which of your web services is running on your Tomcat
application server and how your Tomcat server's performance is affected by its host, or even
your VMware vCenter server. In this way, Dynatrace gives you insight into the performance
of your unique application stack, including all its components and connections.
Browser clickpath - correct answer-A simulated user visit that monitors your application's
business critical workflows. Use the Dynatrace recorder to record an exact sequence of
clicks and user input that you're interested in monitoring for availability and performance.
Once you've captured the mouse clicks and additional user actions that you want your
browser clickpath to include, your synthetic monitor runs automatically at regular intervals to
test your site's availability and functionality.
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Apdex - correct answer-A performance-measurement standard that shows the relationship
between recorded performance measurements and real-user satisfaction. Apdex offers a
uniform means of measuring how well performance meets user expectations. For full details
on the Apdex standard, please visit Apdex.org. In the context of Dynatrace, Apdex is used to
give you a quick and easy rating that you can use to evaluate the satisfaction of your
application's end users. Apdex ratings in Dynatrace are based on application-specific
thresholds. An Apdex measurement rating of 1 equates to perfect performance. An Apdex
rating below 0.5 equates to poor performance.
Application - correct answer-A web application consists of web pages that are served by web
servers and web containers, for example Tomcat. A web or mobile application is built upon
services that process requests like web requests, web service calls, and messaging. Within
Dynatrace, the term application refers to the front-end part that you can access via a
browser or a mobile app.
Dynatrace monitors all of your application's services, processes, and infrastructure. By
evaluating all components collectively, Dynatrace pinpoints exactly how each service
contributes to the performance of your application. For example, in Java monitoring, the
host, JVM, and processes are seen as a whole.
Dynatrace monitors all the individual components that applications are built upon: web
requests, database requests, processes, services, and more. It's these individual
components working together that collectively deliver what your end users view as a
complete application. Dynatrace identifies and tracks each of these individual application
components at a highly granular level. Dynatrace doesn't simply identify that a service is
running on a server in a process but rather identifies all the details of these components. For
example, Dynatrace can show you which of your web services is running on your Tomcat
application server and how your Tomcat server's performance is affected by its host, or even
your VMware vCenter server. In this way, Dynatrace gives you insight into the performance
of your unique application stack, including all its components and connections.
Browser clickpath - correct answer-A simulated user visit that monitors your application's
business critical workflows. Use the Dynatrace recorder to record an exact sequence of
clicks and user input that you're interested in monitoring for availability and performance.
Once you've captured the mouse clicks and additional user actions that you want your
browser clickpath to include, your synthetic monitor runs automatically at regular intervals to
test your site's availability and functionality.
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