PowerShell Check the site response and calculate the execution time example _powershell

Sometimes you need to know the execution time of the command, for example, you can use Invoke-webreques to view the response of a Web site, and then use Measure-command to calculate the time of execution.

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$url = ' http://www.powershell.com '


# Track Execution Time:
$timeTaken = measure-command-expression {
$site = Invoke-webrequest-uri $url
}

$milliseconds = $timeTaken. TotalMilliseconds

$milliseconds = [Math]::round ($milliseconds, 1)

"This took $milliseconds ms to execute"

A "TotalMilliseconds" attribute is included in the Interval property returned, and if you have to, you can use the round () function to make it whole, and in this case we will keep the first digit after the decimal point.