How healthy is my TFS server?
If you want to know the health of the TFS server there are a number of options from a full System Center MOM pack downwards. A good starting point are the performance reports and administrative report pack produced by Grant Holiday. Though the performance pack is designed for TFS 2008 they work on 2010 and 2012, but you do need to do a bit of editing. As the installation notes state, create a new shared data source called “TfsActivityReportDS” Set the connection string to: Data Source=[your SQL server];Initial Catalog=Tfs_[your TPC name] - this is the big change as it this used to point to the tfs_ActivityLogging DB, this (as of TFS 2010) is now all rolled into you Team project Collection DB, so you need to alter the connection string to match your TPC....