Assure DQ

Hello,

My team is looking to get a solid baseline on our Infogix Assure environment before we migrate from one type of filestore to another. We know there is a way to see both in the database and via the reports' historical runs and execution times but is this type of data also available in the DB for the specific load. This would be similar or the same data that is used by the Process and Memory Viewer UI under Admin in the console. I am assuming that this is probably in the DB, because of this UI that would be using it. How can we access this if possible? Thanks.

Regards,

 Ryan

JVM memory (Windows and Linux) and CPU utilization (Linux only) is written to the memory-diagnostic.log within <install home>/logs/<JVM>/<product>/ (such as .../logs/IA/IA/). This log contains snapshots every three minutes. Since it writes one line per three minutes, this log doesn't rollover frequently and would contain a sizeable chunk of historical data. This is enabled by default, so you'll already have historical information in your system.

Here's a sample of one of my idle Assure instance's memory-diagnostic.log: 

2021-01-05 15:23:06,215 INFO  (IA-Kernel-SystemDiagLogging) [cosm.base.util.diagnostics.SystemDiagnostics16Logger].[logDiagnosticsInformation]: JVM Heap utilization (in MB): Used Memory: 788, Free Memory: 318, Total Memory: 1107, Max Memory: 3641, # processors: 4, System Load Average: 0.0
2021-01-05 15:26:06,215 INFO  (IA-Kernel-SystemDiagLogging) [cosm.base.util.diagnostics.SystemDiagnostics16Logger].[logDiagnosticsInformation]: JVM Heap utilization (in MB): Used Memory: 786, Free Memory: 320, Total Memory: 1107, Max Memory: 3641, # processors: 4, System Load Average: 0.0
2021-01-05 15:29:06,215 INFO  (IA-Kernel-SystemDiagLogging) [cosm.base.util.diagnostics.SystemDiagnostics16Logger].[logDiagnosticsInformation]: JVM Heap utilization (in MB): Used Memory: 791, Free Memory: 315, Total Memory: 1107, Max Memory: 3641, # processors: 4, System Load Average: 0.0

Hi Gerard,

Ok, I see. Very nice. I didn't even think about that location. Thanks for the quick response!

Regards,

Ryan