Which of the following is NOT an option for the problem severity level when creating a rule for an alerting profile?

In the context of creating an alerting profile in Dynatrace, the options for problem severity levels are specifically designed to classify the seriousness of issues detected by the monitoring system. The severity levels, such as Critical, Warning, and Info, are used to indicate the urgency and impact of a problem on application performance or user experience.

Critical severity typically signifies an immediate issue that requires urgent attention, while Warning and Info serve to indicate less severe situations and informational alerts, respectively.

On the other hand, Bounce Rate is a metric commonly used in web analytics to measure the percentage of visitors who leave a site after viewing only one page, and it does not pertain to a severity level for alerting purposes. Therefore, it is not applicable when defining the severity of problems within an alerting profile. This distinction highlights the specific role that metrics and severity levels play in effectively managing application performance and user experience in Dynatrace.