Performance is a combination script and asp that will collect and display CPU utilization and memory utilization data for a running process or the computer overall. The script runs in the background and collects CPU utilizaation information. This data is optionally stored in a virtual device and / or optionally stored in a database. If a virtual device is used, then its on/off status also serves to control the collection of the performance data.
The web interface generates a two line graph showing CPU and memory use over time. Time selection allows for ranges between one day and one year. The display page also provides the average CPU and memory use for the period selected.
The core functions of the package will provide the data for any process. The implemented script collects data on CPU and memory used by homeseer. While not implemented, it could also be extended to collect data on any performance measure collected by Windows.
V1.1 shows both homeseer and total computer utilizations (4 lines on graph). The install script supports either 2 or 4 line database table creation, but not both.
Version History
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PR 1 Added step-by-step install to instructions
PR 2 Included Jim Steed's XLGraph from Script Library into Zip
The web interface generates a two line graph showing CPU and memory use over time. Time selection allows for ranges between one day and one year. The display page also provides the average CPU and memory use for the period selected.
The core functions of the package will provide the data for any process. The implemented script collects data on CPU and memory used by homeseer. While not implemented, it could also be extended to collect data on any performance measure collected by Windows.
V1.1 shows both homeseer and total computer utilizations (4 lines on graph). The install script supports either 2 or 4 line database table creation, but not both.
Version History
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PR 1 Added step-by-step install to instructions
PR 2 Included Jim Steed's XLGraph from Script Library into Zip
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