We are using multiple windows services in our project. These services are peeking up the messages from the queue and dump into the database. Can we measure/monitor the performance of these windows services using NeoLoad?
I'm not sure to understand how those Windows services are working. You are mentioning "messages from queue". Do you have more details about how this messages queue are working? What is the technology behind that and how it interacts with the database?
I assume the services are further down the applications architecture like browser to app server to MQ to database, etc. While Neoload's main function is injecting load via the browser, we can monitor services via our Windows (aka PerfMon) monitoring. See here: https://www.neotys.com/documents/doc/neoload/latest/#1161...
When you install Neoload, 3 components get installed, the GUI, a local LG agent and a local Monitoring agent
Neoload will take some memory, the LG Agent will take some...
when i add sql server counters i got "system 53 error" and i am unbale to add.how to resolve this.
Note: i have followed below link(https://www.neotys...
As covered before, you should not provide the port number, the field just requires the hostname or IP address, this allows you to connect to the server machine and gets past the...
Rather than use my login name the client asks if Neoload itself has a service account created on installation that they could grant monitoring rights to ?
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NeoLoad does not create or use any service account. By default the monitoring agent will use the System account if started through the Windows services.
If you use the local...
