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> Client applications (for example, WPF, Windows Forms, or UWP) aren't supported.
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## Overhead
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The Snapshot Debugger is designed for use in production environments. The default settings include rate limits to minimize the impact on your applications.
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However, you may experience small CPU, memory, and I/O overhead associated with the Snapshot Debugger, such as:
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- When an exception is thrown in your application
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- If the exception handler decides to create a snapshot
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- When `TrackException` is called
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There is **no additional cost** for storing data captured by Snapshot Debugger.
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[See example scenarios in which you may experience Snapshot Debugger overhead.](./snapshot-debugger-troubleshoot.md#snapshot-debugger-overhead-scenarios)
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## Prerequisites for using Snapshot Debugger
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### Packages and configurations
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If you enabled the Snapshot Debugger but you aren't seeing snapshots, see the [Troubleshooting guide](snapshot-debugger-troubleshoot.md).
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## Overhead
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The Snapshot Debugger is designed for use in production environments. The default settings include rate limits to minimize the impact on your applications.
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However, you may experience small CPU, memory, and I/O overhead associated with the Snapshot Debugger, such as:
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- When an exception is thrown in your application
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- If the exception handler decides to create a snapshot
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- When `TrackException` is called
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There is **no additional cost** for storing data captured by Snapshot Debugger.
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[See example scenarios in which you may experience Snapshot Debugger overhead.](./snapshot-debugger-troubleshoot.md#snapshot-debugger-overhead-scenarios)
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## Limitations
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This section discusses limitations for the Snapshot Debugger.
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