The easiest way to monitor the performance of ASP. NET Applications

There are many ways to monitor ASP. NET applications. What is the simplest method?

The simplest method I have found is to Monitor the Request Execution Time parameter of ASP. NET Applications in the Windows performance Monitor.

Explanation of Request Execution Time on Microsoft Website:

This counter shows the time, in milliseconds, that it takes to render the last requested page and then transmit it to the user. this counter will generally be greater than the time a trace shows to render the page. this counter is a more comprehensive measurement of start-to-finish request time. if this counter shows a lower average when compared to a baseline, then both the scalability and the performance of the application have been increased.

My understanding of Request Execution Time is: ASP. NET Runtime receives user requests forwarded by IIS-> ASP. NET Runtime the time it takes to send the request response content to IIS.

To add a Request Execution Time counter to Windows performance monitor, follow these steps:

1. Open Windows Performance Monitor and click the plus sign.

2. Find ASP. NET Applications

3. Find the Request Execution Time

4. Select the ASP. NET site to be monitored

LM_W3SVC_2_ROOT indicates the IIS Site with ID 2. The site ID can be viewed in the IIS Site List.

5. Click Add.

6. Click OK.

If you have a simpler method, we look forward to your sharing.