September 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1680 pages
88h 3m
English
As discussed, Resource Monitor provides lists and graphical representations of various counters. Here are some ways to go about similar tasks with PowerShell:
The Get-Counter cmdlet returns performance counter data from a specified computer (local or remote).
Description
The cmdlet returns real-time performance counter data directly from the operating system’s performance monitoring components. It can be used to get performance data from any computer as long as access and credentials are available. The command can specify the sample interval and can therefore be used to create a rudimentary monitoring tool for troubleshooting purposes.
Without parameters, the Get-Counter cmdlet returns counter data ...
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