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What to monitor: processor and memory - Windows Server Tutorial
From the course: Windows Server 2016: Manage, Monitor, and Maintain Servers
What to monitor: processor and memory
- [Instructor] In the last video, describing counters and instances, I imagine that detailing every available counter would probably not be a good use of your time. But there are few counters however that have pretty wide usage. So I wanted to take the next two videos to demonstrate the benefits of the performances monitor using these common counters. In this video, we're going to look specifically at processor and memory. You will recall that the performance monitor started out with one counter on the chart, percent processor time for all processors combined. On the screen right now, we have percent processor time split out to show the different processor separately. This is a general tool that even if it's consistently high, it doesn't tell us whether or not anything is wrong, but it does tell us that we need to learn more about our server. If percent processor time is high, that means that the CPU is being used to capacity. What we need to find out is whether that's because windows…
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The Performance Monitor interface5m 34s
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Counters and instances5m 42s
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What to monitor: processor and memory6m 56s
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What to monitor: physical and logical disks6m 19s
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Creating custom data collection sets7m 23s
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Scheduling monitoring2m 49s
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Viewing performance reports3m 9s
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