What types of requests does automatic hotspot analysis focus on?

Automatic hotspot analysis is designed to identify and analyze requests that have a significant impact on the performance and efficiency of an application. This analysis particularly targets CPU-intensive requests, which are generally the most time-consuming and slowest in execution.

By focusing on CPU-intensive and slow requests, the analysis helps in uncovering performance bottlenecks that may be hindering the user experience or degrading application responsiveness. These types of requests can consume excessive resources and can result in overall system inefficiency. Identifying them allows developers and operations teams to take corrective actions, optimize code, enhance resource allocation, or scale infrastructure as needed.

While database-intensive requests may contribute to performance issues, they do not encompass the full scope of what hotspot analysis targets. Similarly, low throughput requests may not necessarily cause noticeable performance degradation, and failed requests, although critical to address, do not provide a complete picture of the performance dynamics within an application. Therefore, the focus on CPU-intensive, time-consuming, and slow requests is pivotal in pinpointing and resolving the most pressing performance challenges.