Memory usage of Web service

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Water Cooler v2

I have a .NET 2.0 Web service running on IIS 5.1. I need to get the
memory foot print of the Web service.

I was thinking along the lines of doing either:

a) GC.GetTotalMemory(); or
b) System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess.VirtualMemorySize();

but I know none of these are accurate as both (a) and (b) might return
the size of the IIS process memory.

Is there a way to get the size of the memory occupied just by the Web
service?
 
W

wdudek

Would perfmon be able to give you this information? At a very least you
should be able to take the spike in memory usage that occurs when the service
is called and compare it to the usage before and after.
 

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