The Resource Log page is a simple display page which shows the contents of the Resource Log file. The Resource Logs (a set of rotating log files accessible over the Resource Settings page) are simple space-separated files so they can be easily imported into database or spreadsheet applications. By default these files are located in the /FusionReactor/instance/[your_instance_name]/log directory.
The log file is formatted as follows:
Field |
Number |
Description |
Date (Formatted) |
1 [A] |
The date on which this resource probe was triggered. |
Time (Formatted) |
2 [B] |
The time at which this resource probe was triggered. |
Date/Time (ms) |
3 [C] |
This is the millisecond time at which at which this resource probe was triggered. |
Version |
4 [D] |
Version number of this log entry. |
Server Startup Time (ms) |
5 [E]
|
Startup time of the application server in milliseconds (ms) since epoch.
|
MEM |
6 [F]
|
Fixed Separator |
Used Memory (percentage) |
7 [G]
|
The amount of used memory (expressed as a percentage.). |
Max Memory (KB) |
8 [H]
|
The total amount of physical memory available to this instance. |
Used Memory (KB) |
9 [I]
|
The amount of used memory. |
Total Memory (KB) |
10 [J]
|
The amount of allocated memory. |
Free Memory (KB) |
11 [K]
|
The amount of free memory (within the allocated block). |
CPU |
12 [L]] |
Fixed Separator |
CPU Time (percentage) |
13 [M]
|
This is the amount of CPU time used by CF since the last CPU value was measured. It is expressed as a percentage of the total CPU time (across all CPU cores) that was available during that period. |
Total CPU (percentage) |
14 [N]
|
This is the amount of CPU time used as a whole (all running applications) by the server since the last CPU value was measured. It is expressed as a percentage of the total CPU time (across all CPU cores) that was available during that period. |
REQ |
15 [O] |
Fixed Separator |
Total Request Count |
16 [P]
|
The total number of requests that have been called since the last restart. |
Total Finished Request Count |
17 [Q]
|
The total number of requests that have been completed since the last restart. |
Request Count |
18 [R]
|
The number of requests that were running at the time of this log message. |
Queued Request Count |
19 [S]
|
The number of requests that were queued at the time of this log message. |
Finished Request Count |
20 [T]
|
The number of requests that were completed since the last log message. |
Requests per second |
21 [U]
|
The number of requests per second that where being served at the time of this log message. |
Average Request time |
22 [V] |
The average request execution time at the time of this log message. |
JDBC |
23 [W] |
Fixed Separator |
Total JDBC Count |
24 [X]
|
The total number of JDBC requests that have been called since the last restart. |
Total Finished JDBC Count |
25 [Y]
|
The total number of JDBC requests that have been completed since the last restart. |
JDBC Count |
26 [Z]
|
The number of JDBC requests that were running at the time of this log message. |
JDBC Finished |
27 [AA]
|
The number of JDBC requests that were completed since the last log message. |
JDBC Requests per second |
28 [AB]
|
The number of JDBC requests per second that where being served at the time of this log message. |
Average JDBC time |
29 [AC] |
The average JDBC request execution time at the time of this log message. |
Clicking on the "Delete Log File" button will display an "Are you sure?" dialog box. If you OK this dialog then the CPU/Memory Log will be emptied and the screen will be refreshed.
Clicking on the "Refresh" button will update the screen to display the latest log entries.
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