Functions/PoShMon.Monitoring.SharePoint/Resolve-HighCPUWhileSearchRunning.ps1
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Function Resolve-HighCPUWhileSearchRunning { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [hashtable]$PoShMonConfiguration, [object[]]$TestOutputValues ) Write-Verbose "`tResolving High CPU While Search is running" $highCpuOutputValues = $TestOutputValues | Where { $_.SectionHeader -EQ "Server CPU Load Review" -and $_.NoIssuesFound -eq $false } if ($highCpuOutputValues.Count -gt 0) # CPU usage is high, let's see why { $remoteComponents = Invoke-RemoteCommand -PoShMonConfiguration $PoShMonConfiguration -ScriptBlock { $contentSources = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication | Get-SPEnterpriseSearchCrawlContentSource | Where CrawlState -Like "*crawl*" $ssa = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication $componentTopology = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchComponent -SearchTopology $ssa.ActiveTopology | Select Name, ServerName return @{ "ContentSources" = $contentSources; "ComponentTopology" = $componentTopology } } if ($remoteComponents.contentSources.Name -ne "" -or $remoteComponents.contentSources.Count -gt 0) #there's at least one content source currently crawling { $crawlServers = $remoteComponents.componentTopology | Where Name -NotLike 'QueryProcessing*' | Select -ExpandProperty ServerName $highCpuServers = $highCpuOutputValues.OutputValues | Where { $_.Highlight.Count -gt 0 } foreach ($highCpuServer in $highCpuServers) { if ($crawlServers.Contains($highCpuServer.ServerName)) { $highCpuServer.Highlight = @() } } } else # It's not what we thought - a Search crawl running, carry on as usual { Write-Verbose "`tResolution not applicable, will report as usual" return $TestOutputValues } } else { Write-Verbose "`tNothing found to resolve, will report as usual" } $highCpuServers = $highCpuOutputValues.OutputValues | Where { $_.Highlight.Count -gt 0 } if ($highCpuServers.Count -eq 0 -and $highCpuOutputValues.NoIssuesFound -eq $false) { $highCpuOutputValues.NoIssuesFound = $true } return $TestOutputValues } |