I'm created an asp.net core web api application.
I want to get current server cpu/ram usage as percent.
This application is will not scale never and this anytime will running on the one Windows server.
How can i get the server cpu/ram usage as percent?
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After enabling Application Insights site extension in Azure (without doing any code level updates) for an app service the CPU for the app service plan goes up:
After disabling the Application Insights from each app service (and removing Application Insights applications) CPU gets back to normal
What could be the reason for this and how to troubleshoot the issue?
The app service plan is a P3V2 (840 total ACU, 14 GB memory, Dv2-Series compute equivalent). It runs both .NET Framework and .NET Core app services.
I have created a web application with ASP.Net and i hosted it on IIS. In this application there are some forms having log running queries which take more than 30 seconds to run and as i run any query of them all the other forms get slow sometimes it shows like computer is hanged.
I have a .NET framework 1.1 application that uses two web services, one handles security and the other business functionality. Both were working fine. I made a change to the service responsible for business functionality, as well as the main application, and reinstalled both the web service and the main application. I have done this at least twice before, but this time, after logging in (which shows that the security web service is working), any access to the biz web service fails with "Server Application Unavailable. The web application you are attempting to access on this web server is currently unavailable."
There is no error logged in the event application log.
It works fine on my development laptop (in the Visual Studio .NET 2003 dev environment), this error only occurs when I install it on the server (Windows Server 2003 Standard).
I'm really stumped because all I changed was some code affecting functionality, and I built the application in exactly the same was as the last time.
I have a Windows 2008 R2 IIS7 web server with a .Net 3.5 web application which communicates with a .Net 3.5 web service on the same machine over https. Occasionally (maybe once in two days) the web application receives an error "remote name could not be resolved '[machinename]'" when calling the web service. The web server is set up to recycle the application pool every night, the error occurs during normal business hours. I could not detect anything unusual in the logs, the worker process does not consume a lot of memory either.
Any ideas?
Note: The web application and the web service were originally on two different machines. I moved the web service to the web application's server when trying to identify the cause of the problem.
I have one ASP.NET website having following associated components
ASP.NET framework 3.5
MS Chart
AJAX Components
Connection with external webservice for data
Oracle 10g Enterprise edition
I am going to deploy all web site component, database, email server and FTP service under same hardware.
Here I would like to know what are the required configuration of Windows Server 2003 to meet above requirements, like RAM, Processor, etc.
Please trigger me if I missed inputs.
It depends more on the load, the size, the complexity of the app and the performance expected, than in the components.
I mean: You can run this requirements with modest hardware, but if your app in heavy or your users are thousands, you will need another beast.