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08-30-2008
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| | Per-AppDomain CPU Performance Counters I have an application that creates multiple AppDomains performing various tasks. I would like to monitor the CPU usage per AppDomain. Is this possible using the System.Diagnostics performance counter API? Thanks! |
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08-30-2008
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| | Re: Per-AppDomain CPU Performance Counters stevenmcohn@xxxxxx wrote: Quote: > I have an application that creates multiple AppDomains performing > various tasks. I would like to monitor the CPU usage per AppDomain. > Is this possible using the System.Diagnostics performance counter > API? > can of course create your own performance counters and use these to keep track of relative load (you could measure requests/sec, for example) but you can't monitor CPU usage this way (at least not in any way that's accurate). You could conceivably hook up a profiler and measure time spent in different AppDomains, but I'm not aware of a profiler that offers this functionality by itself, and writing your own profiler is not a trivial task. -- J. |
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