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Graph View · RegisterUserCommandRequest · Direct · 5 nodes
Send
Send
RegisterUserCommand
Request
RegisterUserCommandH…
Handler
◷ 91.16 ms avg
⚠ slow
Publish
UserRegisteredEvent
Notification
duration 11.03 ms avg
AuditLogHandler
Handler
Transient
duration 8.20 ms avg
SendWelcomeEmailHan…
Handler
Transient
duration 1.39 ms avg
Runtime Profiler · Hot PathRECORDING
Σ
3
Total executions
⚠
0
Errors
0.0%
⏱
91.160 ms
Slowest (avg)
RegisterUserCommand
⚡
3
Most called
RegisterUserCommand
▾ HOT PATH · FLAME
RegisterUserCommand
AVGaveraged across 3 executions
TOTAL
RegisterUserCommand
91.16 ms 100%
HANDLER
RegisterUserCommandHandler
80.13 ms 88%
DEPENDENCY
postgresql INSERT users → localhost
10.92 ms 12%
SELF CPU
CPU · debugger overhead
0.33 ms 0%
SELF wait
waiting (I/O / async / scheduling)
68.87 ms 76%
PUBLISH
Publish(UserRegisteredEvent)
11.03 ms 12%
PUBLISH self
(publish dispatch)
1.45 ms 2%
NESTED HANDLER
AuditLogHandler
8.20 ms 9%
DEPENDENCY
postgresql INSERT audit_log → localhost
3.62 ms 4%
SELF CPU
CPU · debugger overhead
0.33 ms 0%
SELF wait
waiting (I/O / async / scheduling)
4.25 ms 5%
NESTED HANDLER
SendWelcomeEmailHandler
1.39 ms 2%
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