Caching Application Block Performance Counters
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Table 1 describes the Caching Application Block performance counters.
Table 1: Caching Application Block Performance Counters
Performance Counter |
Description |
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Cache Expiries/sec |
The rate at which items were expired from the cache. |
Cache Hit Ratio |
The ratio of cache hits to reads. A cache hit occurs when the cache has the requested item. |
Cache Hits/sec |
The rate at which the cache received requests for items it contained. |
Cache Misses/sec |
The rate at which the cache received requests for items it did not have. |
Cache Scavenged Items/sec |
The rate at which items were scavenged from the cache. |
Total Cache Entries |
The total number of items in the cache. |
Total # of Cache Access Attempts |
The total number of reads from the cache. |
Updated Entries/sec |
The rate at which items in the cache were updated. An update can be either an add or a remove. |
A rate counter samples an increasing count of events over time and divides the values by the change in time to display a rate of activity. For more information about performance counters, see PerformanceCounterType Enumeration in the .NET Framework Class Library on MSDN.
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