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I'm hosting 7 websites on a single production server (virtual) at 2.53 Ghz (2 CPU) and 8GB of RAM on WIN SERVER 2008 R2 Enterprise 64 Bit.
Web server is IIS 7 and all of the websites are with .NET Framework 4.0 application pool.
My current memory usage is about 4.16 GB out of 8GB and w3wp.exe is the most process which consuming most of the memory usage (about 1.6 GB at this time) followed by sqlservr.exe with (1.5 GB) usage.
What I would like to do is to know which website out of 7 is consuming the most memory so that I could have a look.
I've tried Process Explorer and Resource monitor but it could only show how much rem taken by w3wp.exe but not individual website's usage.
Is there a way where I could pin point the memory hogger?
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Start the debug diagnostic tool and select 'Memory and handle leak' and click next. Select the process in which you want to detect memory leak. Finally select 'Activate the rule now'. Now let the application run and 'Debugdiag' tool will run at the backend monitoring memory issues.
The Memory Profiler is a component in the Android Profiler that helps you identify memory leaks and memory churn that can lead to stutter, freezes, and even app crashes. It shows a realtime graph of your app's memory use and lets you capture a heap dump, force garbage collections, and track memory allocations.
Using “Making Object ID” to find memory leaks Set a breakpoint where the class instance is created. To open the debugger's data-tip, hover over the variable, then right-click and select Make Object ID. To verify that the Object ID was created correctly, type $1 in the Immediate Window.
You could do a memory dump using Microsoft's Debug Diag tool.
Basic process is:
I would advise doing this in combination with Uri May's answer, as otherwise you will likely waste a lot of time.
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