View ios application performance

Table of contents

Summary

Preface

Performance Summary

CPU memory monitoring

Memory monitoring

Disk monitoring

Network Monitoring

GPU

fps


Summary

This blog post will introduce a heavyweight performance testing tool - Kemo Assistant, and provide a detailed introduction to the performance monitoring of iOS applications. Through the Kemo Assistant, developers can easily check the CPU, memory, and GPU performance of the application, as well as network monitoring and packet capture and other functions to help optimize the performance of the application. This article will focus on the various performance monitoring functions of Kemo Assistant, with sample screenshots to help readers better understand and use this tool.

Preface

Software performance is an important indicator for evaluating the quality of a software. Especially in today's era, performance has become an indispensable consideration for large-scale projects. For software with a large number of users, such as online banking systems, online shopping malls, etc., it is even more important to ensure efficient and stable performance. Against this background, Kemo Assistant, as an auxiliary tool designed specifically for iOS application development on Apple phones, provides a wealth of performance monitoring functions to help developers optimize application performance.

Performance Summary

In the Kemo Assistant, you can customize the selection column and click "Start Monitoring" to view the performance of the application. Here are some sample screenshots:




 

CPU memory monitoring

Kemo Assistant provides the functions of analyzing memory usage, viewing real-time CPU activity data, and tracking specific applications, allowing developers to better understand the running status of applications. Here are some sample screenshots:





 





 





Similarly, Kemo Assistant also provides memory, GPU performance monitoring, network monitoring and other functions. Developers can view real-time data activities and track application-specific functions. as follows:

Memory monitoring

Here is an example screenshot of memory monitoring:




 

Disk monitoring

Here is an example screenshot of disk monitoring:




 

Network Monitoring

Here is an example screenshot of network monitoring:




 

GPU

Here is an example screenshot of GPU monitoring:




 

fps

Here is an example screenshot of frame rate (FPS) monitoring:

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