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    • August 31, 2009 at 10:31 AM #23170
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        Hi,

        I’v actually got two questions

        I have created an appliation to move huge number of small flat files (100KB each) and some big flat files (50 MB each). Involves internal file structure transformation in the orchestration. Moving these files across an intranet.

        Im trying to capture the performance of the bizTalk server.  Whats the best way to capture the performance of my sinario ? Is there a graphical way to get the vlaues of the performance counters so that i can see the overall graph and get an idea.

         Hoping to add throttling into it to once i get the performance.  Is there any other  way than adjusting the throttlin values through Administration console (Administration console -> Platform Settings -> Hosts ->Properties ) ?

        Thanks in advance

      • August 31, 2009 at 8:47 PM #23172
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          Yes . You can use perfMon counters for each process corresponding to each host instance and database server.

           

           

           

           

           

           

           

          All process counters for the all BizTalk server host instances and the SQL Server instances

           

           

           

          All counters for the CPUs on all servers

          All the memory counters on all servers

          All the system counters for all servers

          CLR counters for memory and locks

          All BizTalk counters that are relevant for a given host (e.g., messaging, adapters, TDDS, message

          latency, XLang)

          All SQL Server counters on the database server

           

           

           

          Disk counters for the database

          Network interface counters.

           

          You can adjust throttling counters through the path you mention. Go to the advance.

          Loadgen tool is a good tool for performance testing.

           

        • September 1, 2009 at 6:34 AM #23176
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            And in addition to using the Performance Counters, when you save the results as an .svc file, it is possible to analyse the values with the PAL (Performance Analysis of Logs Tool) and create reports from your results. Get the tool at codeplex (http://www.codeplex.com/PAL)

            This tool has a lot of built-in tresholds which you can use to find painpoints in performance of your machine, BizTalk, SQL, etc…

             

            Kind regards,
            Andrew 

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