Which configuration items are included with a predefined application?

The inclusion of a Cloud Path Probe and Web Probe in the predefined application configuration is significant because these components are critical for monitoring and analyzing the performance and accessibility of cloud-based applications.

Cloud Path Probes are designed to assess and measure the connection quality and latency between users and cloud applications by simulating user traffic. They help in determining the health and efficiency of the paths through which data flows to cloud services. Similarly, Web Probes monitor the availability and response times of web applications, providing insights into how well these applications are performing from various locations.

In the context of Zscaler's services, having these probes as part of the predefined application helps organizations ensure that their cloud applications are functioning optimally and that any potential issues can be identified and addressed promptly. This focus on performance and user experience aligns with the overall objectives of deploying cloud applications and utilizing Zscaler's infrastructure for improved digital transformation.

Other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not specifically align with the predefined applications in this scenario. For instance, DNS servers and load balancers are crucial for traffic management, but they do not directly relate to the monitoring of application performance. The Application Performance Monitor and User Experience Tracker, although related to performance metrics, are not typically bundled as predefined