Hi,
I am running the wcat controller using the following command in attempt to capture the perfmon counters for the load test to be executed
wcctl -t home.ubr -f settings.ubr -x -o log.xml and the connecting the client to the controller using the wccclient command.
I have defined the counters that i wish to capture within the settings file as below.
counters
{
host = "FSCOT065D-W7";
interval = 20;
counter = "ASP.NET\\Request Execution Time";
counter = "Process(_Total)\\% Processor Time";
counter = "Processor(_Total)\\% Processor Time";
counter = "Processor(_Total)\\% Privileged Time";
counter = "Processor(_Total)\\% Privileged Time";
counter = "Processor(_Total)\\% User Time";
counter = "Processor(_Total)\\Interrupts/sec";
counter = "Memory\\Available KBytes";
counter = "Memory\\Page Faults/sec";
counter = "Memory\\Pages/sec";
counter = "Memory\\Page Reads/sec";
counter = "Process(w3wp)\\Working Set";
counter = "System\\Context Switches/sec";
counter = "System\\System Calls/sec";
counter = "System\\Processor Queue Length";
counter = ".NET CLR Memory(_Global_)\\# Bytes in all Heaps";
counter = ".NET CLR Memory(_Global_)\\# GC Handles";
counter = ".NET CLR Memory(_Global_)\\# Total reserved Bytes";
counter = ".NET CLR Memory(_Global_)\\Allocated Bytes/sec";
counter = ".NET CLR Memory(_Global_)\\Large Object Heap size";
counter = "Web Service(_Total)\\Bytes Received/sec" ;
counter = "Web Service(_Total)\\Bytes Sent/sec" ;
counter = "Web Service(_Total)\\Connection Attempts/sec" ;
counter = "Web Service(_Total)\\Get Requests/sec" ;
}
The command executes succesfully and generates the log file as expected. However the performance counters recorded appear to be a summarized average(min, max etc). Is it possible with wcat to generate log files that detail the values recorded at every interval the perfmon counter as with the perfmon application which allows you to record the data to a csv file and build you a fancy picture using excel to trend the values over the period of the load. Is this possible through the WCAT tool?