Is there a method to add custom AD Attributes from the AD Objects to the AD Object KV Stores in the MS AD Objects App or are we better off using a separate search to set these objects in a "Supplemental" AD Objects KV Store?  Currently, the app maps most of the defaults AD Objects, but there are some that are not mapped that we'd like to add to the KV Store for use with other apps. ... View more

Our application developers were looking to poll the service states of their IIS Application Pools.  This would be just like the Windows Service States (Start/Stopped/Disabled). He wrote a powershell script to check if the Windows Host has IIS installed and if so, checks the service state of all Application Pools.  This was tested in a test environment without any issues.  However, it is now consuming up to 7GB of memory. My question is, for custom powershell scripts.  I'm not completely versed on Powershell, so can't say for sure if this code is the most optimal method for achieving the results.  Is there a better way?  For such a small task, why would it consume so much memory?       #### SysInternals Process Info ##### Command Line: powershell.exe -command "& {get-content "C:\Windows\TEMP\\inputffdc149fdcf785fb.tmp" | "C:\Program Files\SplunkUniversalFowarder\bin\splunk-powershell.ps1" "C:\Program Files\SplunkUniversalForwarder" ffdc1449fdcf785fb}"         The powershell.log file only has two lines when it runs:       07-09-2021 11:11:58.8862744-5 INFO start splunk-powershell.ps1 07-09-2021 11:12:00.5243172-5 INFO launched disposer       The temp file contains info about the app-pool.ps1 stanza       SplunkServerUri:https://127.0.0.1:8089 SplunkSessionKey:<redacted> stanzas stanza:App-Pool-State event_group:-1,1 index:appdevadmin_servers script:. "$SplunkHome\etc\apps\loves_ta_windows_appdev\bin\powershell\app-pool.ps1" source:powershell://App-Pool-State sourcetype:Windows:AppPool         Inputs.conf       ###### Inputs.conf ###### [powershell://App-Pool-State] script = . "$SplunkHome\etc\apps\loves_ta_windows_appdev\bin\powershell\app-pool.ps1" schedule = */5 * * * * disabled = 0 sourcetype = Windows:AppPool index = appdevadmin_servers         Powershell Script       ###### app-pool.ps1 ##### If (Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ServerFeature -ComputerName $env:computername | Where-Object {$_.name -like "Web Server (IIS)"}){ Import-Module WebAdministration $ApplicationPools = Get-ChildItem IIS:\AppPools; Foreach ($ApplicationPool in $ApplicationPools){ $ApplicationPoolName = $ApplicationPool.Name; $ApplicationPoolState = $ApplicationPool.State; If ($ApplicationPool.processModel.identityType -eq 'SpecificUser'){ $UserIdentity = $ApplicationPool.processModel.UserName; } else { $UserIdentity = $ApplicationPool.processModel.identityType; } Write-Output " ApplicationPoolName=`"$ApplicationPoolName`" ApplicationPoolState=`"$ApplicationPoolState`" UserIdentity=`"$UserIdentity`" "; } }         ... View more