If you need quick overview on RAM usage of you IIS application pools you can use the following Powershell command to retrieve the information:
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gwmi -ComputerName SRV01, SRV02, SRV03, SRV04 -NS 'root\WebAdministration' -class 'WorkerProcess' | select PSComputerName, AppPoolName,ProcessId , @{n='RAM';e={ [math]::round((Get-Process -Id $_.ProcessId -ComputerName $_.PSComputerName).WorkingSet / 1Mb) }} | sort RAM -Descending | ft -AutoSize |
It will show IIS pools on servers and their memory usage:
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PSComputerName AppPoolName ProcessId RAM -------------- ----------- --------- --- SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 CMS 376 1443 SRV03 RabotaUA2 Admin 11616 1421 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 CMS 13084 1371 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 4564 1260 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 11964 1250 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 6044 1245 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 7112 1235 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 20352 1173 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 13868 1051 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 15568 1037 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 10180 1018 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 13480 997 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 19136 964 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 SubPortals 1560 935 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 2424 920 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 Admin 5724 806 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 11960 781 SRV02 ReportServer 15188 726 SRV02 RabotaUA 2.0 Admin 9468 559 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 SubPortals 2752 234 SRV01 RabotaUA 2.0 Admin 11096 81 SRV03 RabotaUA2 Admin 9816 51 SRV03 img1 4944 49 SRV03 js 10448 30 SRV03 img2 14552 27 SRV03 css 8440 25 |
In one of the next articles I will show the solution that gets CPU usage and the way to monitor IIS application pools CPU and RAM usage in Zabbix.
