Performance counter - 4

Additional counters to monitor performance of web counters

ASP.NET -> Request Execution Time

 

Bear in mind that this is only the time it took to execute the most recent request.

ASP.NET -> Requests Current

 

Total of waiting and executing requests.

ASP.NET -> Request Wait Time

 

If wait time is going up and CPU is low then opening up the threading options will probably help.  This could also indicate the need to additional hardware to hand the load.

ASP.NET -> Requests Queued

 

 

ASP.NET Apps -> Pipeline Instance Count

Make sure this is for the Web Service App

Only on thread at time can use a Pipelin instance.  So a sudden increase can indicate backend latency.

ASP.NET Apps -> Requests Executing

Make sure this is for the Web Service App

 

ASP.NET Apps -> Requests Total

Make sure this is for the Web Service App

 

ASP.NET Apps -> Requests/sec

Make sure this is for the Web Service App

How quickly are we handling requests?

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