is_bridge is a python package for manipulating iis and monitoring iis pools' memory on windows. It has been tested with python 2.7 on:
- windows server 2008 32 bit
- windows server 2008 R2
- windows server 2012
- windows 7
- windows 8
How to install:
pip install iis_bridge
You must run python in a terminal with administrator privileges in order to use this package successfully.
Examples:
import iis_bridge as iis
# to install iis:
iis.install()
print "iis version %s" % iis.get_version()
# to reset iis:
iis.iisreset()
# to add an iis site on port 5050:
import iis_bridge.site as site
site.create("mysite", 5050, r"C:\inetpub\wwwroot\myapp", "mypool")
# now to list the site names:
print iis.get_site_names()
Here is an example how to monitor the private working set memory of all the application pools for 6 seconds while sending 12 GET http requests per second. The http_report method generates an out.html memory report in the current directory. You can specify output path using the output_path parameter.
import iis_bridge.mon as mon
datasets = mon.monitor_with_load(6, 'all', 12)
mon.html_report(datasets)
Last example below shows how to send various types of requests to custom urls and monitor the app pool memory:
import iis_bridge.mon as mon
import iis_bridge.site as site
app1_port = site.get_port("App1")
app2_port = site.get_port("App2")
urls = ["http://localhost:%s?add=3,4,5" % app1_port,\
"http://localhost:%s" % app2_port,\
["http://localhost:190/CalcService.svc/multiply", "POST", {"list":[1,2,3]}, "json"],\
["http://localhost:190/CalcService.svc/multiply", "POST", "<list><int>1<int/><int>2<int/><int>3<int/></list>", "xml"]
]
pools = ["App1", "App2"]
mem_unit = 'MB'
duration = 10 # seconds
reqs_per_sec = 16 # how many request to send per second
datasets = mon.monitor_with_load(duration, urls, reqs_per_sec, mem_unit=mem_unit)
mon.html_report(datasets, pools_to_monitor=pools, mem_unit=mem_unit)
print "Done"
There is a more detailed documentation at: https://pythonhosted.org/iis_bridge/
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