In this chapter, we learned briefly how to determine performance issue locations and covered some of the common enterprise applications performance issues.

We tried to classify these common issues into different groups, and then we discussed some samples from each group category in more detail. The important point here is to be able to use these issues as models or templates of typical application performance issues, so we can frame any performance issue in these templates.

Finally, we discussed how to diagnose client-side performance issues using existing browser embedded tools.

In subsequent chapters, we will go in-depth on how to read application profiling snapshots and retrieve the required diagnostic information from different profiling aspects, CPU, threading, and memory, so we can diagnose performance issues that we have covered in this chapter.

In the next chapter, Chapter 6, CPU Time Profiling, we will start with discussing CPU and time profiling and how to diagnose different...