I am getting repeated errors about the ReadOnly property on performance counters whenever I try to debug a .NET windows service app. This app works fine on x86 windows vista, or x86 windows 2003. It\'
All, I\'m building a network intensive application to consume real time financial marketdata and the network team is suspicious regarding its bandwidth usage per instance.
I am looking at the performance of OpenMP program, specifically cache and memory performance. I have found guidelines while back ago how to analyze performance with Vtune that mentioned which counters
Say I have a method Foo() and I want to measure the time in milliseconds it took to execute which type of Windows Performance Counter should I be using?
We have developed a .NET web application that uses SQL Server as a backend. Now we would like to provide a monitoring dashboard app for the tech support team. The idea is that this monitoring app will
I have a performance counter category.The counters in this category may change for my next release so when the program starts, I want to check if the category exists and it is the correct version - if
When I execute the following program and look at the performance counter the results don\'t make sense to me.The average value is zero and the min/max values are ~0.4 when I would expect ~0.1 or ~100.
Recently I start to work with VSTS and I made some test scripts to run against an website. The scripts consists basically of a synchronous WebService request.
What is the proper initial value for an Elap开发者_StackOverflowsedTime performance counter?When my app starts up I am setting the .RawValue of the performance counter instance to 0 but that is not co
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