Which metrics are part of the web performance metrics in Dynatrace?

The selection of Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and other Core Web Vitals as part of web performance metrics in Dynatrace is particularly appropriate due to the emphasis placed on user experience in modern web performance analysis. Core Web Vitals are specific metrics established by Google to evaluate the performance of web pages, focusing on aspects critical to user experience.

Largest Contentful Paint measures loading performance, indicating how quickly the main content of a page loads. First Input Delay assesses interactivity, measuring how quickly a user can interact with a page when it is first loaded. These metrics are essential for understanding how user interactions are affected by performance issues.

Other options do touch on important performance aspects but do not align as closely with the established focus on user experience metrics that are vital for modern web applications. Metrics such as page load time and speed index are important but are less specific compared to the Core Web Vitals which are the industry standard for assessing web performance and user interaction today.

HTTP status codes and response times are more related to server-side performance and issues rather than the overall user experience as it pertains to web performance. Likewise, metrics like traffic volume and user engagement, while valuable for understanding usage patterns, do not specifically measure