What is required for correlation of server-side web requests in Real User Monitoring?

For correlation of server-side web requests in Real User Monitoring, agent-based injection is the required method. This approach involves using a monitoring agent that is integrated into the application's architecture, allowing for automatic instrumentation of web requests when users interact with the application. The agent captures relevant performance data and contextual information directly from the server side, which facilitates the correlation of these web requests with user actions.

By utilizing agent-based injection, the tool can gather insights on how server-side processes respond to user interactions, thus improving the accuracy of performance monitoring and troubleshooting. This method ensures that the data collected is comprehensive and reflects real user experiences, providing valuable insights for optimizing application performance and user satisfaction.

In contrast, manual code integration, server access, and user consent involve different levels of intervention or permissions that do not necessarily ensure the automatic and seamless correlation of requests as efficiently as agent-based injection does.