Like I posted in my previous blog post, I also checked the profiling option.
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So after I deployed the application and found out it really worked, I went to the Server Explorer. There you can connect to Windows Azure Compute and while clicking down, you can choose for View Profiling Report.
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Visual Studio gets busy and in the Windows Azure Activity log a new activity starts. At that point the data for the report is gathered form the Windows Azure tables with the tracing data.
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When this is finished you will see the report.
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Clicking on the link near the exclamation mark, the report gets richer
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Very handy for profiling your application! For real monitoring you need different tools like Cerebrata Azure Diagnostics Manager or SCOM. But this beats the bad performance bugs from your application.
