a bat file to monitor the metatrader strategy tester agent and mine when it is idle
This script monitors the CPU usage of a primary process and controls a secondary process based on the CPU usage threshold. It can be useful in scenarios where you want to allocate system resources dynamically.
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The script sets up the following variables:
primaryProcess: Name of the primary process you want to monitor.secondaryProcess: Name of the secondary process you want to control.secondaryParams: Parameters to pass to the secondary process when starting it.threshold: CPU usage threshold in percentage.
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The script enters a continuous loop where it monitors the CPU usage of the primary process.
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It uses PowerShell to get the CPU usage of the primary process. If the process is running, it sums up the CPU usage of all instances.
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If the CPU usage exceeds the threshold, it checks if the secondary process is already started. If yes, it stops the secondary process.
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If the CPU usage is below the threshold, it checks if the secondary process is not running. If yes, it starts the secondary process with the specified parameters.
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The script repeats this process in a loop with a delay of 2 seconds between each iteration.
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Make sure you have the primary process and secondary process installed or available in the specified locations.
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Modify the following variables in the script:
primaryProcess: Set it to the name of your primary process.secondaryProcess: Set it to the name of your secondary process.secondaryParams: Set it to any additional parameters for the secondary process.threshold: Set it to the desired CPU usage threshold.
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Save the script with a
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Double-click the script to run it. It will continuously monitor the CPU usage and control the secondary process accordingly.
Note: This script relies on PowerShell to interact with the system, so make sure PowerShell is available on your system.
Feel free to customize the script to fit your specific requirements. Happy strategy testing and mining!
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The script still monitors CPU usage but now also monitors CPU temperature using the
MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperatureclass in the "root/wmi" namespace. -
Based on the temperature, the script dynamically adjusts the core count for the secondary process.
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If the temperature exceeds a specified maximum temperature, the script starts the secondary process with a reduced core count.
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As the temperature drops, the script increases the core count for the secondary process.
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The script aims to keep a core free (minimum of 1) to ensure system stability.
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The script continues to repeat this process with a delay of 2 seconds between each iteration.
Follow the same usage instructions as in the previous version, adjusting variables and parameters as needed.
By using this script, you acknowledge and agree that:
- The script is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended for malicious use.
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Use this script at your own risk and discretion. The author disclaims any and all liability for the actions taken or not taken based on the usage of this script.
Please be responsible and respectful when using this script and ensure that you have proper authorization to monitor and control any processes on your system.
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