  Adequate consideration is crucial to ensure that services in a distributed
application context are running satisfactorily with the resources available.
Due to the asynchronous nature of tasks and the need to work with multiple
layers that deliver coordinated results in a single-threaded context, analysing
performance is a challenging task in event-loop-based systems.
  The existing performance analysis methods for environments such as Node.js
rely on higher-level instrumentation but lack precision, as they cannot capture
the relevant underlying application flow. As a solution, we propose a
streamlined method for recovering the asynchronous execution path of requests
called the Nested Bounded Context Algorithm. The proposed technique tracks the
application execution flow through multiple layers and showcases it on an
interactive interface for further assessment.
  Furthermore, we introduce the vertical span concept. This representation of a
span as a multidimensional object (horizontal and vertical) with a start and
end of execution, along with its sub-layers and triggered operations, enables
the granular identification and diagnosis of performance issues. We proposed a
new technique called the Bounded Context Tracking Algorithm for event matching
and request reassembling in a multi-layer trace . The two techniques allow
aligning the executions of the request in a tree-based data structure for
developed visualisations. These visualisations permit performance debugging of
complex performance issues in Node.js.
