Which types of synthetic monitoring does Dynatrace Synthetic support?

Dynatrace Synthetic monitoring encompasses a variety of methods designed to simulate user interactions and assess the performance of web applications. The correct answer captures the range of synthetic monitoring types that Dynatrace supports, particularly focusing on single-URL browser monitors, browser clickpaths, and HTTP monitors.

Single-URL browser monitors check the performance of individual web pages by measuring load times and response times, providing insights into specific URLs. Browser clickpaths simulate a user's journey through a website by automating a series of actions, such as navigating from one page to another, allowing for comprehensive performance analysis across an entire workflow. HTTP monitors, on the other hand, focus on checking the performance and availability of specific HTTP endpoints, which is crucial for ensuring that APIs and web services are functioning correctly.

This comprehensive approach allows users to evaluate both the user experience on web pages and the backend performance, thus offering a holistic view of an application's performance profile. Other choices do not align with the range of monitoring services provided, as they either limit the monitoring scope to real-user interactions or focus solely on system checks devoid of synthetic capabilities.