I am currently running nginx on my windows 开发者_StackOverflow社区system and am making a little control panel to show statistics of my web server.
I am trying to get around the old \"How do I get a Windows Performance Counter for the current process\" issue. Basically I am enumerating Process Object instances to get a list of Process objects tha
I have a load test for a WCF service, where we are trying out different compression libraries and configurations and we need to measure the total number of mb sent during a test. Is there a performanc
Is it safe to assume that the count returned from Q开发者_C百科ueryPerformanceCounter relates to the time since the last system boot? Or could it be reset while the system is running? The MSDN article
Say I want to implement a software that uses hardware performance counter开发者_StackOverflow中文版s such as those for counting retired stores. Note that alternative solutions without the performance
I\'ve read some a开发者_JS百科bout the problems and inaccuracy of the QPC implementation. But all those discussions and articles seem rather out of date.
Performance counter names in Windows are localized, so for instance the counter \\Processor(_Total)\\% Processor Time is called something else in other language versions of Windows. This means that in
Inside the static Stopwatch constructor we can see the following code, that basicly checks whether a high-resolution performance counter exists.
I have a counter check application, which monitors PerformanceCounters [PC] from .Net. I am using a wrapper-class for the PC to allow synchronized access etc.
I am doing some performance/load testing on an enterprise ASP.NET application using LoadRunner. LoadRunner allows me to monitor some performance counters on the remote machine but I\'m a little confus
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