Which cmdlets are available for monitoring cache performance with PowerShell?

The Monitoring with PowerShell page lists a comprehensive set of cmdlets such as Get-CacheServerStatistics, Get-CacheClientStatistics, Get-ConnectedClients, Get-ClusterHealth, Get-CacheLogs, Measure-CachePerformance, Test-Stress, etc.

How can I retrieve server statistics using PowerShell in NCache?

You can use the Get-CacheServerStatistics cmdlet to retrieve detailed server statistics.

Can I find out which clients are connected to a cache?

Yes, the Get-ConnectedClients cmdlet is provided for viewing connected clients.

Can I collect and export monitoring data for later analysis?

Yes, the overview on the page mentions that performance counters can be exported to *.csv* and converted to *.blg*.

Monitoring with PowerShell

NCache allows you to monitor server and client statistics through command-line tools. These tools enable retrieval of detailed server metrics such as throughput, latency, hit/miss ratios, and evictions, along with client statistics including active connections and requests per second, as well as cluster health information such as node status and connected client count. NCache also allows users to generate performance counters in .csv format, which can be converted to .blg for further analysis.

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Get-Caches
Browse cache details with customizable server and port settings using the Get-Caches cmdlet.

Get-CacheCount
Discusses how to get total item count of a particular cache.

Get-CacheLogs
Retrieve specified log files from the cache server to the designated destination using the Get-CacheLogs PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-CacheLogsList
Easily fetch log filenames, creation time, and size for a cache/server by using the Get-CacheLogsList PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-ConnectedClients
Easily retrieve connected clients on the cache server by using Get-ConnectedClients cmdlet to monitor cache performance in NCache.

Get-CacheClientStatistics
Easily retrieve cache client statistics using the Get-CacheClientStatistics PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-CacheServerStatistics
Learn how to easily retrieve cache server statistics and customize the output format using the Get-CacheServerStatistics PowerShell cmdlet.

Add-TestData
Add test data to cache easily with the Add-TestData PowerShell cmdlet in NCache.

Test-Stress
Test-Stress cmdlet simulates cache load for cache performance monitoring with customizable parameters.

Get-ClusterHealth
Retrieve cache cluster health including node status, connections, and client count for analysis using the Get-ClusterHealth PowerShell cmdlet.

New-MemoryDump
Explore how to initiate a new memory dump for cache or NCache service, locally or on a server using the New-MemoryDump PowerShell cmdlet in NCache.

Get-MemoryDumpList
Retrieve and display memory dump filenames saved on the specified server using the Get-MemoryDumpList cmdlet to monitor cache performance in NCache.

Send-MemoryDump
Learn how to use this PowerShell Cmdlet to send a memory dump to an FTP server for cache monitoring.

Remove-MemoryDump
Effortlessly delete memory dump files from specified servers using the Remove-MemoryDump PowerShell cmdlet in NCache.

Measure-CachePerformance
Measure the performance of cache operations on the specified cache and generate a performance report using the Measure-CachePerformance PowerShell cmdlet in NCache.

Invoke-ServerLogger
Empower your NCache server with detailed logging capabilities effortlessly by using the Invoke-ServerLogger PowerShell cmdlet.

Monitoring with PowerShell

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