Pete Frietag also has some good stuff on perf tools and such...eg
http://www.petefreitag.com/archive/2004/6.cfm
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 20:13:08 -0500, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What's the easiest way to track the 'footprint' of a CF
> > page? It's memory usage, CPU usage, etc
> What's the easiest way to track the 'footprint' of a CF
> page? It's memory usage, CPU usage, etc? Is it at all
> possible in a page by page basis? I'm getting a memory hit
> that I need to track it down. It's not timing out nor
> going over the 'alert' limit.
I don't think the server is really
I have yet to see anything like what yor asking for, but would love to
see it. Check out iistracer, we are evalutaing it currenlty. It can
show you what the total bytes sent from IIS out to the client per
request http://www.iismonitor.net/. Also, the seefusion tool has a
query monitoring piece
1. No error is being thrown (I'm militant about errors)
2. I downloaded and installed the tool and it just never connects to HoF for me
to use it. Might be me doing something wrong, the server not liking the code or
a bug in the system. Either way, the original thread about the tool is here:
http
A...now I gotcha ;-)
2 things...
1) I had a similar issue and tracked it down to parsing errors (i.e. ".
These would eventually throw an error...but not before JRun started and
continued to eat RAM. I never could find a reason (just fixed the code).
This happened many times during DEV
2)
Ah, but I don't need execution time, I need actual ram usage for a request. :)
Basically, the actual page run time is low, really low (less than 250 ms
normally). There's just something that starts gobbling up ram and slowing down
all those fast pages that I want to hunt down.
>Hey Mikeyou
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Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 1:53 PM
Subject: performance tracking
> What's the easiest way to track the 'footprint' of a CF page? It's memory
> usage, CPU usage, etc? Is it at all possible in a page by page basis? I'm
> getting a memory hit that I need
What's the easiest way to track the 'footprint' of a CF page? It's memory
usage, CPU usage, etc? Is it at all possible in a page by page basis? I'm
getting a memory hit that I need to track it down. It's not timing out nor
going over the 'alert' limit.
Thanks
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