There is little explanation of what these statistics can tell you so here in fig.1 is my cheat sheet of how to group the statistics for different types of use. FileMaker Server Admin Console Statistics The FileMaker Server Admin Console offers you a range of possible statistics, from which you can select up to six at a time. Please see the illustrations in the next section. In that case you need to make a change to prevent plateauing by either reducing load or increasing resource. If they are overburdened you can observe plateauing where a core is running at 100% for a period as opposed to only rising to 100% momentarily. This enables you to observe whether the cpus are running gracefully or are overburdened. The OS Activity Monitor (OS X) / Task Monitor (Windows) The CPU history provides a visual display of the level of activity of the CPU cores, one track per core or virtual core. Deskspace dsBenchmark App Then we will discuss how to use the information obtained from these tools to adjust your deployment for better performance.FileMaker Server Admin Console Statistics.OS Activity Monitor (OS X) / Task Monitor (Windows).We will first look at the following three Tools that I use: Once you can observe and measure you can experiment with the server resources and solution design in order to identify how best to improve performance. Performance tuning Armed with what we now understand let us next consider how to tune FileMaker Server in order to improve performance, and to do that we will need some measuring tools. and I thank those folk for their valuable and in some cases time consuming assistance. Understanding and tuning FileMaker Server Performance: PART Two By Nick Lightbody BA(Hons) FRSA May 29th 2015 Deskspace Systems Limited, West Sussex, United Kingdom This document has been prepared with the assistance of Wim Decorte of Soliant Consulting Richard Carlton of RCC Alan Stirling of AST and FileMaker Inc.
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