Mono ASP.Net Web Service CacheDuration hit ratio, under Linux.

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Mono ASP.Net Web Service CacheDuration hit ratio, under Linux.

I have developed an ASP.Net Web Service targeting Mono. I have deployed it to an OpenSUSE 11.1 VM running Mono under Apache.

Is there a way to monitor the @OutputCache hit ratio for my ASP.Net app deployed for Mono under a Linux OS similar to the Windows Performance Monitor, for example? This does not have to necessarily involve performance counters, but rather a method for getting the ratio.

This is related to WebMethod calls decorated with the CacheDuration attribute, not a custom data caching scheme.

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Mono has supported .NET "Performance Counters" since Mono 2.0, but AFAICT only three standard ASP.NET counters are currently implemented: Requests Queued, Requests Total, and Requests/sec. I imagine others, such as the cache hit ratio, would be pretty straightforward to implement.

You can inspect the performance counters using the performance counters API or the mperfmon GUI tool.

mhutch 2009-07-27 21:09:39

What I'm really looking for is a way to get the hit ratio from a Linux OS. I'm a Windows guy, so I naturally think Performance Monitor.

Joe 2009-07-28 02:26:38

Thanks for showing the mperfmon tool - this is what I was looking for. You say that "others, such as the cache hit ratio, would be pretty straightforward to implement" - do you have any resources on doing so?

Joe 2009-07-29 11:58:52

mhutch 2009-07-29 16:23:03

FWIW, if you file feature requests in Bugzilla you'll increase the chance of someone else implementing them. This would also be a good place to get advice about how to implement things if you want to try it yourself.

mhutch 2009-07-29 16:25:37

Ok, I think I'll take your suggestion and post onto Bugzilla.

Joe 2009-08-14 19:22:07

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