djamel boussebha wrote:
> Hi Jim;
>
> My question is : if you have a server where is installed : apache2 + PHP5 and if you execute of load/stress tests on this server => Except the system resources of the server (CPU, RAM, ..), which are other component to watch (for example the size of the process httpd).
>
Is this a *nix style system?
If so, you can use the top and ps commands to see the various system resources in use by different processes.
using top is simple, just type top and look at the SIZE and RES columns. These will tell you how much RAM is being used.
Then using ps I run the following command
ps aux
If you are running windows, then I'm not sure what you can use.
I use a program call Secure Task Manager. I'm sure there are better programs. But have never looked for them.
> Regards;
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> De : Jim Lucas <lists@xxxxxxxxx>
> À : soussou97 <dboussebha@xxxxxxxx>
> Cc : php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Envoyé le : Lundi, 26 Janvier 2009, 16h48mn 19s
> Objet : Re: profiler web server
>
> soussou97 wrote:
>> Hi;
>>
>> I have a web server (apache 2.2 + PHP5) which process must be watched for
>> measuring the perf ?
>>
>> Regards;
>
> All I see here is a statement.. Do you actually have a question for us?
>
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