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The microservices architecture enables independent development and maintenance of application components through its fine-grained and modular design. This has enabled rapid adoption of microservices architecture to build latency-sensitive online applications. In such online applications, it is critical to detect and mitigate sources of performance degradation (bottlenecks). However, the modular design of microservices architecture leads to a large graph of interacting microservices whose influence on each other is non-trivial. In this preliminary work, we explore the effectiveness of Graph Neural Network models in detecting bottlenecks. Preliminary analysis shows that our framework, B-MEG, produces promising results, especially for applications with complex call graphs. B-MEG shows up to 15% and 14% improvements in accuracy and precision, respectively, and close to 10X increase in recall for detecting bottlenecks compared to the technique used in existing work for bottleneck detection in microservices.more » « less