What happens when a user's actions exceed the limit of 200 actions per session?

When a user's actions exceed the limit of 200 actions per session, the user session ends. This limit is typically implemented to maintain optimal performance and ensure that resource allocation remains manageable within the system. By capping the number of actions per session, Dynatrace can better track user interactions and maintain the integrity of session data. Once the threshold is surpassed, it signifies that the session has reached its maximum capacity, leading to its termination.

Ending the session in this manner helps to prevent potential data overflow or system instability, as continuing to log actions beyond the set maximum could compromise the quality of user experience and data accuracy. In practical terms, this means that once the 200-action limit is reached, no additional actions can be recorded or processed for that session, effectively concluding the user's interaction for that period.