Is there a way to view the resources (RAM, CPU, etc) used by specific websites hosted in IIS? Something like task manager, but specifically for IIS.
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Is there a way to view the resources (RAM, CPU, etc) used by specific websites hosted in IIS? Something like task manager, but specifically for IIS.
Launch IIS manager and select your server name. In the features view, select ‘worker processes’, underneath the ‘iis’ section. You can see all currently running app pools; if you double click on an app pool, you can see the current activity as well (nothing will show up if the site is under low load as it’s processing it too fast to be material).
If you want more information, or you want to collect historical data, you’re going to have to use performance monitor.