What feature allows monitoring of user interactions in real-time within applications?

Real User Monitoring (RUM) is designed specifically to track and analyze real-time user interactions within applications. This feature captures detailed performance data from actual users navigating through a web application, enabling teams to observe how end users experience the application in terms of load times, errors, and overall performance. By monitoring user sessions, RUM provides insights into user behavior, allowing developers and operations teams to identify issues that may be impacting user experience and ultimately optimize application performance.

APM Monitoring, while also important, focuses more on the health and performance of your application’s code and infrastructure rather than user interactions. Synthetic Monitoring simulates user interactions in a controlled environment to test application performance, but it does not track real users. Log Monitoring deals with analyzing logs generated by applications but does not provide insights into real-time user interactions. Therefore, RUM is the most appropriate feature for monitoring user interactions as it provides direct feedback from actual users in real-time.