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1Z0-997-26 Observability Practice Question

Your organization runs a multi-tier microservices application deployed across multiple OCI regions. You are tasked with implementing OCI Application Performance Monitoring (APM) to trace distributed transactions across different API gateways and containerized services. To correlate user browser sessions with backend database queries, what is the required configuration step on the client-facing application tier?

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Why each option matters

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Correct answer & explanation

Inject the APM Browser Agent (JavaScript tracer) into the web pages and ensure trace context propagation headers are enabled.

To correlate browser-level real user monitoring (RUM) with server-side APM traces, the APM JavaScript agent must be injected into the HTML pages, and it must propagate trace context headers (such as 'oracle-apm-trace-header') across HTTP boundaries to the backend services.

Answer analysis

Option-by-option breakdown

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  • Inject the APM Browser Agent (JavaScript tracer) into the web pages and ensure trace context propagation headers are enabled.

    Why this is correct

    Correct. The APM Browser Agent collects RUM data and propagates trace headers to tie frontend and backend metrics together.

  • Deploy the APM Java asynchronous agent to the client browser using a browser extension.

    Why it's wrong here

    APM Java agents run on Java application servers, not in client browsers.

  • Enable OCI Audit logs on the client subnets and stream the audit records into the APM Data Domain.

    Why it's wrong here

    OCI Audit tracks control plane API activity, not application performance or distributed browser traces.

  • Configure the OCI API Gateway to natively intercept and inject synthetic monitoring payloads into the user cookies.

    Why it's wrong here

    API Gateway does not natively inject synthetic payloads into user cookies for browser correlation.

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