Having seen some performance cases recently made me wonder if there was an easier way to pull some counters relevant to EV a bit quicker and to be able to port the results to file a bit easier than perfmon which has comprehensive counter listing in the performance guide. But still thought it useful to witness the 'Thread Count' for example.
So created a powershell script that will put the thread count from certain different EV process' into a file for analysis. There is a continous switch <-continuous> which could probably be run to see what the pressure is from different threads at different times of your day. Or if you are seeing dips in resources running this may add to other monitoring utils to give you an idea of what can be done or what is going wrong.
Download the ps1, save to local drive, use the RUN command 'powershell -noexit "\path\filename.ps1". This should allow it to run keeping the Powershell window open in case there are issues with the running of it. The continuous switch will need to be added to run constantly. If you think it needs this let us know and I will try and rearrange it.
NOTE:rename .txt to .ps1 before running.
