PerfMon
4 TopicsLesson Learned #493: Monitoring Application Performance with Server Performance Counters
Today, I worked on a service request where our customer reported several performance issues in their application connecting to Azure SQL Database. After an in-depth analysis, we found that the issue could be related to the server running the application, including resources assigned, network issues, etc.. Aside from other tools offered by Azure, following, I would like to share the lessons learned using logman that is part of performance monitor tool (perfmon).1.5KViews0likes0CommentsHow to import Perfmon logs into a SQL Database to create Excel Pivot Charts
First published on MSDN on Nov 28, 2017 Authored by Edwin HernandezWe came across a scenario where a customer needs to run a Performance Test of an Application but due to security policies, customer is not able to provide Server-Level access to the Servers where the Application is hosted.5.7KViews0likes1CommentCreate custom Perfmon counters and update them using PowerShell
First published on MSDN on Jun 14, 2017 Authored by Edwin HernandezAdding Perfmon counters to a Visual Studio load test is useful to monitor remote host’s metrics such a as usage of Processor, Memory or Local Disks.9.5KViews0likes0Comments