I got a trouble alert in APM. What are the action items that I should worry about?

When your performance metrics exceed the configured threshold values, you will receive a Trouble Alert for your application monitor. 

 

Check the Response time graph to identify any spikes during the respective time period. Click on the individual spikes to view the transactions that triggered the spike to identify the root cause. 

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