I'm running NSClient++ on some of my web servers and I was looking for ideas on
how you might monitor IIS worker process size.
We host a number of websites and periodically we will discover one the worker
processes has grown pretty big.
I am looking for a method to track largest memory usage amongst IIS worker
processes on Windows 2008 server.
I have some ideas on how to script the check but my solution would have
privileged account dump process information to a text file and the plugin would
just be a perl script to parse the text files. I was curious if others had
created a vbs or powershell script that would do something similar.
James Whittington
VC3, Inc.
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