IIS7 and Twitter – a love story

It is a while that I wrote something as crazy as this one is. This is basically a windows service running in your web server which would tweet often about the heart beat of the web server and posts its status messages. For example, v1.0 of this application will tweet the below (you can configure the time interval on the config file): -Total number of requests executing per application pool -Each Application pool Private bytes, and Virtual bytes memory usage -Server’s available Physical memory, and Virtual memory -Momentary Ping to a configured URL (example – http://localhost) (it will tweet only if it fails – for the moment I’m just checking if the HttpWebResponse.StatusCode != HttpStatusCode.OK. If time permits, I’ll try to add more granular control for the error codes) -If a request takes more than specified time limit to get served