These Colors Don’t Gum
If you head to my GitHub repo, there’s an update to sp_PressureDetector, a free script I publish to help you figure out when your server is under CPU or memory pressure.
While working with a client recently, I found it useful to illustrate how much of their memory was used by different memory consumers.
- Buffer pool
- Total other
- Top 5 other
It helps put in perspective just how many different things are asking for a piece of your precious RAM.
This is a bad example from my personal server laptop, but you get the idea.
Anyway, that’s that. clink over to my GitHub repo to download it.
Thanks for reading!
Going Further
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That’s great Erik, thank you!
Hey Erik, thanks for start_statment_offset 😉
No problem!