topic Analyzing Performance in Dynatrace in Dynatrace API

Analyzing Performance in Dynatrace

josh_monreal — Fri, 05 Jun 2020 16:22:09 GMT

We currently have a REST API application that is deployed in an Azure VM via IIS. We used Dynatrace to monitor its performance, however there's a particular request that I'm finding hard to understand.

Based from the image above the web request took 14.9 seconds, however the request to the REST API only took 1.37 seconds. There was a self time of 13.5 seconds from IIS. What does this mean?

Re: Analyzing Performance in Dynatrace

AntonioSousa — Mon, 16 Oct 2023 14:25:53 GMT

It can be inside IIS, and for that you should check if "IIS Modules" is activated and verify if some module is consuming a lot. One such case I haven't yet solved is this one:

https://community.dynatrace.com/spaces/482/dynatrace-open-qa/questions/238759/globalasax.html

It can be something like Suspension, and you can check it in .Net metrics tabs of your IIS processes.

It can also be code running, and that you can check through "Method Hotspots" in your invoked services.

Re: Analyzing Performance in Dynatrace

Yosi_Neuman — Sat, 06 Jun 2020 08:03:11 GMT

Hi @Josh M.

As @Antonio S. explained you need to click on the ... under actions and choose Response time hotspots

More information how to use it can be found in documentation

HTH

Yos

Re: Analyzing Performance in Dynatrace

josh_monreal — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 11:46:55 GMT

Thank you @Yos N. I was able to identify that it was the middleware that was causing the slowness. It seems weird though that it just happens on a random basis.