Which of the following Synthetics simulate a user performing multiple actions across your website(s)?

Browser clickpath monitors are designed to simulate complex user journeys across a website or web application. They use a real web browser to execute a sequence of actions, such as clicking buttons, filling out forms, and navigating between pages. This allows for comprehensive monitoring of critical business transactions from an end-user perspective, measuring performance and availability at each step of the user's interaction.

A. An HTTP monitor sends a simple HTTP request to a URL to check its availability and response time; it does not simulate user interactions.

B. Single URL browser monitors load a single page in a browser to measure its performance but do not simulate multi-step user journeys.

C. A ping test is a basic network utility to check host reachability and is not a Dynatrace Synthetic monitor type for simulating user actions.

1. Dynatrace Documentation, "Browser clickpaths". States, "A browser clickpath is a simulated user journey. It is a sequence of clicks and user input that a typical user would perform when using your web application."

2. Dynatrace Documentation, "Synthetic monitor types". Describes browser clickpaths as monitors that "check your application's specific business-critical workflows." It contrasts this with Single-URL browser monitors which "monitor the performance of a single page."