HTTP Application Performance Analysis

HTTP applications concentrate many performance issues: - They are a common way to let internal & external users access and modify data. - They rely on a delivery chain which contains many elements, which are all performance drivers: browser, workstation, network, front-server, application server, file server, database, images, etc... - They raise specific troubleshooting issues: among others, the end user feedback is based on the concept of page, while most network based performance analysis is based on every transaction / object in the page (html, css, image, script, etc.) This one-hour webinar will enable you to: - Understand the challenges of performance troubleshooting for HTTP Applications. - View a series of concrete diagnostic cases with Performance Vision newest version.

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HTTP PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS?
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 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
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HTTP PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS?
 1/The Intranet does not work!
 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
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Checking Server
Errors…
THE INTRANET
DOES NOT
WORK!
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The Intranet Does Not Work!

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CHECK GLOBAL STATUS

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FILTER BY SERVER ERRORS

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CHECK BY HOST WITH SERVER ERRORS

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INTRANET IS NOT ON PORT 443 (PROXY)

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HTTP PERFORMANCE TROUBLESHOOTING?
 1/The Intranet does not work!
 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
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Checking Client
Errors?
I COULD NOT
CONNECT TO
JOHN'S
SERVER!
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I Could Not Connect to John's Server!

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CHECK STATUS FOR IT’S CLIENT IP

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TEAMVIEWER PORT IS BLOCKED BY FIREWALL

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CHECK STATUS FOR ALL CLIENT IPS

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SELECTIVE BLOCKING BY CLIENT ZONE

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CHECK GOOGLE TALK SERVICE

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GOOGLE TALK SERVICE IS ALWAYS BLOCKED

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HTTP PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS?
 1/The Intranet does not work!
 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
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Application Issue
THIS F......
APPLICATION
FAILS EVERY
OTHER TIME!
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This F......Application Fails Every OtherTime!

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CHECK PAGE LOAD TIMES FOR THE SERVER

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SERVER ERRORS AND LONG RESPONSE TIMES

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MIXED OK AND ERROR RESPONSES

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CHECK DETAILS OF HIT OK (200)

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RAW QUERY FOR THIS HIT LOOKS FINE

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ACCESS TO DETAILS OF HITS WITH ERRORS

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CHECK DETAILS OF HIT ERROR (500)

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RAW QUERY SHOWS APPLICATION ISSUE

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HTTP PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS?
 1/The Intranet does not work!
 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
Case Analysis
Interactive Demo
Q&A

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Network
Correlation
Sometimes it is
the Network…
IT IS SO SLOW!
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It is so Slow!

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CHECK PAGE LOAD TIMES FOR THE SERVER

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DATA TRANSFER TIME IS HIGH

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RETRANSMISSION AT THE SAME TIME

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CHECK THE BANDWIDTH

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REQUESTS FROM BERLIN: LINK SATURATED

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CHECK SECOND BANDWIDTH PEAK

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LOCAL REQUESTS ARE RUNNING FINE

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HTTP PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS?
 1/The Intranet does not work!
 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
Case Analysis
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Login Issue
I’M STUCK IN
THE MIDDLE
OF NOWHERE!
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I’m Stuck in the Middle of Nowhere!

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CHECK CLIENT ACTION: LOGIN

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PAGE REDIRECTION TO ADVERTISEMENT PAGE

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IMAGES COULD BE SMALLER

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NO ONE ELSE IS IMPACTED

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HTTP PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS?
 1/The Intranet does not work!
 2/ I could not connect to John's server!
 3/This f...... application fails every other time!
 4/ It is so slow!
 5/ I’m stuck in the middle of nowhere!
Case Analysis
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HTTP PERFORMANCE TROUBLESHOOTING?
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 4/ It is so slow!
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