What does NCache provide for monitoring cache performance?

NCache provides performance counters, server-side and client-side logging, and email notifications for clustered caches. It also offers multiple monitoring options including NCache Management Center, PowerShell, and Windows Performance Monitor.

Which cache activities are visible through NCache performance counters?

NCache performance counters provide visibility into cache activity such as hits and misses, throughput, latency, evictions, client connections, and memory usage for both local and clustered caches.

Does NCache support collecting memory dumps and troubleshooting monitoring issues?

Yes. NCache includes guidance for creating memory dumps and provides a troubleshooting section for commonly occurring errors while monitoring using PerfMon.

Does NCache provide IPv6 support for cache communication?

Yes. NCache provides information on enabling IPv6 support for cluster-wide and client-server communication.

Monitoring & Diagnostics

NCache provides monitoring and diagnostic tools to help you track cache performance, identify runtime issues, and maintain cache availability. You can monitor counters for cache activity, throughput, latency, memory usage, client connections, and replication behavior across local, clustered, client, and bridge caches. NCache also supports logging, alerts, PowerShell-based monitoring, the NCache Management Center, and third-party monitoring tools for deeper visibility into cache health and performance.

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Counters
Learn about the performance counters published by NCache for monitoring cache activity, resource usage, and runtime behavior.

NCache Monitor
Learn how to monitor caches using dashboards, statistics, and graphical views in the NCache Management Center.

PowerShell CLI
Learn how to monitor cache server and client statistics using PowerShell cmdlets.

Third-Party Monitoring
Learn how to monitor NCache using third-party tools such as Windows Performance Monitor, Prometheus, Grafana, SNMP, JMX, Azure Monitor, and AWS Monitor.

Logging
Learn how to use NCache logs, event logs, API logs, and performance logs to diagnose cache and service activity.

Diagnostics
Learn how to diagnose NCache issues using server health, cluster health, connectivity checks, trace events, and memory dumps.

Alerts
Learn how to configure alerts and notifications for important cache, cluster, and runtime events using external mechanisms.

Monitoring & Diagnostics

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