Enabling and Configuring Peak RPS Logging

Peak RPS (Requests Per Second) logging is controlled by configuring the specific options in the Options file. The following outlines those options:

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SLOG_RPS_SWITCH—Allows you to enable the Peak RPS (Request Per Second) logging into the Debug log output. For more details, see SLOG_RPS_SWITCH.

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SLOG_DUMP_FREQ_IN_MIN—Allows you to specify (in minutes) how frequently you want the system dump or write structured or statistical logs (SLOG). For more details, see SLOG_DUMP_FREQ_IN_MIN.

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SLOG_RPS_SAMPLE_FREQ_IN_SEC—Allows you to specify (in seconds) how frequently you want the RPS (Requests Per Second) samples to be collected from the license server. For more details, see SLOG_RPS_SAMPLE_FREQ_IN_SEC.

For instance, when sampling period (SLOG_RPS_SAMPLE_FREQ_IN_SEC) is set to 300 seconds (5 minutes) and logging frequency (SLOG_DUMP_FREQ_IN_MIN) is set to 60 minutes, the 12 samples of requests data are collected in a period of 60 minutes. From these RPS (Requests Per Second) samples, the system determines and includes only the 10 Peak RPS (Request Per Second) values in a debug log output.

Note:If the SLOG_DUMP_FREQ_IN_MIN and SLOG_RPS_SAMPLE_FREQ_IN_SEC options are configured in order to collect more than 10 RPS (Requests Per Second) samples, only the 10 Peak RPS (Requests Per Second) values are included in the debug log output. However, if the configuration results in lesser than 10 RPS samples, the system includes all available RPS values in the debug log output.