Monitoring with PowerShell

NCache allows you to monitor server and client statistics via command-line tools. It even lets users generate a list of counters in the .csv format that can be converted to .blg.

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Get-Caches
Browse cache details with customizable server and port settings using the Get-Caches cmdlet.

Get-CacheLogs
Retrieve specified log files from the cache server to the designated destination using the Get-CacheLogs PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-CacheLogsList
Easily fetch log filenames, creation time, and size for a cache/server by using the Get-CacheLogsList PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-CacheClientStatistics
Easily retrieve cache client statistics using the Get-CacheClientStatistics PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-CacheServerStatistics
Learn how to easily retrieve cache server statistics and customize the output format using the Get-CacheServerStatistics PowerShell cmdlet.

Get-ClusterHealth
Retrieve cache cluster health including node status, connections, and client count for analysis using the Get-ClusterHealth PowerShell cmdlet.

Test-Stress
The Test-Stress cmdlet simulates cache load for cache monitoring with customizable parameters.