What is the timeout duration for browser clickpath times in Dynatrace?

In Dynatrace, the timeout duration for browser clickpath times is indeed set to 5 minutes. This means that if a user is actively engaged in a session, Dynatrace can track the time taken for different clicks and navigation paths within a web application for up to 5 minutes. This duration gives a comprehensive view of user interactions, allowing organizations to analyze user behavior and identify any potential performance issues within that timeframe.

A 5-minute timeout is critical since it aligns well with typical web user behavior, providing sufficient window to capture multiple interactions that a user might make during a browsing session. The duration is long enough to encompass various user actions, which is essential for performance monitoring and ensuring a seamless user experience.

Other timeouts, such as 30 seconds, 2 minutes, or 10 minutes, would either be too short to capture an adequate click path or too long and possibly introduce inaccuracies due to user inactivity. Thus, 5 minutes strikes an effective balance for real-time analysis in Dynatrace.