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.NET/C# to get the current application state (CPU, thread, GC)
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How to use the . The method of getting CPU usage in NETCore is almost identical to the CPU usage value reported in Task Manager.

In the .NET Framework, many people do this with the PerformanceCounter class, referring to the following code:

But PerformanceCounter is not available in . In fact, there is a TotalProcessorTime property in the System.Diagnostics.Process class, which can count the CPU processor time consumed by the current process in near real time, refer to the following code:



You can see that the program outputs every 2s, and it is observed that the CPU utilization in the output and the task manager is basically the same.

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