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'Regarding You Performance' is a utility to monitor the performance of a collection of remote hosts. It consists of two parts: the Agent, which runs as a Windows service and responds to requests for information in JSONP format via a built in HTTP service, and the client, which is a web page which polls the various agents at regular intervals and graphs the results. The values with are included in the monitoring data are the processor usage, the amount of free physical memory and the number of ASP.NET requests per second. AGENT INSTALLATION To install the agent you need to start a command prompt as Administrator and then run the agent with the -i command line argument, like so: Performance.Agent -i This will install the service. It can then be started using the following command: net start Performance.Agent.Service To uninstall the agent use: Performance.Agent -u The port number the agent will serve requests on is specified in the config file (Performance.Agent.exe.config), along with the time between performance snapshots, in milliseconds. CLIENT SETUP The client is a single HTML page which receives its updates via AJAX from the various agents. For register an agent with the client you need to change the following lines of the HTML: var feedData = [ { url : 'http://localhost:7812/', name : 'test' } ]; You can add another agent to the list like so: var feedData = [ { url : 'http://localhost:7812/', name : 'Test' }, { url : 'http://www.someotherhost:7812/', name : 'Some Other Host' } ]; SUPPORTED Tested on: Windows 7 64-bit Home Profession Windows Server 2003 Standard SP1 TODO - Add 'current requests' - Add hosted webpage client option
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