"The Monitoring tool window now automatically detects slow queries and performance bottlenecks in real time, in addition to existing CPU and memory monitoring. The new ASP.NET and database issue detection works on Windows, Linux, and macOS. JetBrains has made additional documentation available on supported operating systems and application types for the new functionality. Users with a dotUltimate subscription see specific method names instead of general problem types."
"This integration also provides access to the bundled dotTrace profiler, allowing developers to examine call stacks, query details, and execution times with just a few clicks. Real-time updates make it possible to identify performance bottlenecks as they occur. Developers no longer have to wait for a session to end to gain insight into application performance. Thresholds and inspections can be customized via Settings/Preferences under Build, Execution, Deployment, and Monitoring."
"The Monitoring tool window now serves as a central hub for all application runtime information. Developers can view CPU usage, memory allocation, garbage collection, and environment variables from a single interface. New database and ASP.NET detection adds slow queries, excessive database connections, and long-running MVC actions to these overviews."
Rider 2025.3 EAP 6 expands the Monitoring tool window to detect slow database queries, excessive connections, and long-running ASP.NET MVC actions in real time. The tool consolidates CPU, memory, garbage collection, and environment variable information into a single runtime interface with detected issues displayed beneath live graphs. dotUltimate subscribers see specific method names and can launch the bundled dotTrace profiler to inspect call stacks, query details, and execution times. Real-time updates remove the need to wait for sessions to end. Thresholds and inspections are configurable via Settings/Preferences under Build, Execution, Deployment, and Monitoring.
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