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giriv
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ā€Ž2011-07-20 10:26
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what type of graphs will be measure in analysis part..?

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what type of graphs will be measure in analysis part..? and graphs will be preffered to find the bottelenecks

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Srinivas Motama
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ā€Ž2011-07-21 08:23

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It depends on what type of metrics you setup on the servers using LR or Perfmon. The important among those are Memory, CPU, System, Server, CLR/Heap and DB counters.

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Srinivas Motama
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It depends on what type of metrics you setup on the servers using LR or Perfmon. The important among those are Memory, CPU, System, Server, CLR/Heap and DB counters.

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ā€Ž2011-07-23 12:41

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where we find the bottleneck of the application ...? what type of grphs to be merged..?if any one having bottleneck of the application snapshot post me..?

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ā€Ž2011-07-25 18:08

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where we find the bottleneck of the application ...? what type of grphs to be merged..?if any one having bottleneck of the application snapshot post me..?giri2lr@gmail.com 

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