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Find out which of your VMs are a waste of space and which VMs need more resources.
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Performance MonitoringIs Your Computer Running Slowly?Best Practice (Litmus Test)Professionals always monitor the 'big four' resource counters: memory, disk CPU and network.Amateurs fixate on one resource. For example disk activity, thus they miss the big picture where memory shortage is the true problem.The Art and Science of Performance MonitoringEvery computer, and every network has bottlenecks. For maximum gain in performance seek out, then remove the biggest bottleneck. In your quest to improve your network always consider adding more RAM. Other tactics include re-distributing services so that you even out resource consumption amongst your servers. Performance Monitor Tactics Used By ProfessionalsBaseline Monitor the servers on your network during a quiet time, overnight, weekend or holiday. The benefit is that you will have a baseline to compare activity when users start arriving in the morning rush hour. Self-heal and auto-correction Professionals use knowledge derived from performance monitoring to configure services to restart on failure. All that amateurs can do is reboot the server and hope for the best. Alerts Professionals set alerts on key counters so that they know of problems before the become serious. Amateurs only react to problems. Capacity Planning Professionals have a good idea of the effect of adding another 50 users to the network, amateurs haven't a clue on the impact on resources. Task Manager If you have not got time to run performance monitor, call for the Task Manager, and then examine the Process tab. Professionals sort by the 'Memory' tab. Guy Recommends:
The Free IP Address Tracker (IPAT)
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