performance - IIS 7 request duration monitoring -


If there is a way to monitor the duration of the request on an iis server, then I am personally keen on a solution I came along, but it is actually a resource and this is the reason I am asking questions, just to gather more opinions.

My plan is to take the time period of each request and send it to the graphite so that the real time view of the webserver is realized. The idea I have come up with is to use Pauschell with my web design module. And if you run the get-item IIS: \ AppPools \ DefaultAppPool For example, Get-WebRequest gives you all the requests at that app pool, which contains a lot of information, including time information.

This is the thing that I should have a script that every 100 ms get all the requests and that is a little wasteful, a method of telling the Iis to put the request period time (in milliseconds) in the log is? Because then I want as much information as I need.

I do not know there is such a feature on IIS, but I have reverse between Internet and IIS server like NGN Using a proxy, sending the same (sending iis page times to graphite).

Nginx allows you to log in to create the backend on the page for each request.

In addition, IIS can be very helpful in having a proxy in the fron, if you have to deal with a slow connection, NGN will collect answers from backend, drop backend connection and as long as the visitor Do not be content. Highly Recommended.

If you go this route, you should use the duration of each time (possibly every minute) to parse (from every etiis) or to parse NGN.

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