Just imagine the following scenario: As an administrator you want to see for all 5 webservers of your web-farm how the CPU is doing. Introducing the Performance View we decided to enhance the flexibility to be able to specify multiple Computer Names/URIs for one performance view. The performance connection has the standard properties that are well known already:īut there is one difference to the other connections Royal TS has implemented so far: All existing connections work with a single Computer name/URI as their primary target. And most importantly you can just type the name of your favorite connection type and press ENTER to select the first in the on-the-fly filtered list: You can filter this list to show only connections, tasks, credentials or templates. Below you have a dropdown arrow that lets you select the most common object types (no changes here).

The green '+' icon in the Home ribbon will lead you to a new “Add Object” dialog which lets you decide what kind of object you want to add to your document. To ensure that, an updated UI for adding new objects was created in Royal TS 2.2: Since we are going to integrate more and more new Connection Types in Royal TS using our plugin architecture we also want to make sure that usability isn't suffering from this. All current Microsoft operating systems provide this feature.įor more information please visit Performance Counters (Windows) on MSDN. You can use this data to monitor the system, identify bottlenecks and problems.

This way you can leverage your already configured servers and immediately see how they are performing.īackground: Windows Performance Counters provide detailed information on how an operating system, a service or an application is performing. This type of connection enables you to have a real-time view on your servers using Windows performance counters. With Royal TS 2.2 (currently available as beta) we are proud to introduce the new 'Performance View'.

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