What is the performance tab on app insights telling me?

Paul Davies 41 Reputation points
2021-07-12T09:49:02.2+00:00

I am using app insights on my azure app service, and it shows me the following data. Is this telling me that in the first item there have been 10 requests with a total time of 2.65 seconds, or is it telling me there have been 10 requests of 2.65 seconds each?

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Thanks

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  1. BhargaviAnnadevara-MSFT 5,456 Reputation points
    2021-07-12T11:19:57.67+00:00

    @Paul Davies Thanks for reaching out. Azure Application Insights, as an APM service, collects telemetry from your application to help analyze its operation and performance. It collects performance details for the different operations in your application (that you're seeing in the Performance blade). By identifying those operations with the longest duration, you can diagnose potential problems or identify improvements to the application that would most impact users.

    The Performance blade shows the count and average duration of each operation for the application. In your case, it indicates that 10 hits of the POST Audit/PostEntity operation have taken 2.65 seconds each on an average. Similarly, there could be other operations that may have a higher duration but were rarely called, so the effect of their improvement would be minimal.

    You can further drill down to find performance issues by switching to the 95th percentile and add the operations that you're interested in by pinning them to the graph.
    Refer to this article to know more about finding and diagnosing performance issues with Azure Application Insights.

    Hope this helps. Do let us know if you have further questions.

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