How to find out what request is put by the IIS server?

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Alexey Lebedev2016-12-23 21:42:41

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Alexey Lebedev, 2016-12-23 21:42:41

Rarely, once a day, the processor rises to 99% (Application Pool).
It's most likely a script.
How to find out which script and with what parameters?
Where is everything logged? Does it need to be included somewhere.
IIS 10 Windows Server Standard 2016

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Peter, 2016-12-23
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By default, in IIS for the Application Pool, the "pool recycle" parameter is set to 1740 minutes (29 hours),
perhaps this restart loads the percent.

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mirexes, 2019-10-13
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Perhaps it will come in handy for someone, I also had an incomprehensible situation when IIS loaded the percentage up to 100% and very often, I took from the pool that is being loaded, I changed the "Maximum number of worker processes" setting from 0 to 5 and the problem disappeared. 0 means IIS itself launches as much as needed, in my case it launched only 2 and they ate 15 gigs of memory, when I did 5 everything became much faster to work.