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Aug 11, 2021 3:42:51 AM
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The Traffic logging level of the Qlik Sense Engine logs the JSON traffic exchanged in the WebSocket connection between the Engine and any client into a text file. It is turned off by default.
While this is useful in diagnostic situations, this logging level is extremely verbose and should be used with caution and only in circumstances where there is an explicit need for its information. Such situations are connectivity errors or connection stability issues that could not be investigated using lower levels of logging.
The main performance bottleneck when turning on this logging level is CPU consumption needed to capture and write the verbose traffic between the Engine and client.
See the appendix of the article for more information on performance impact.
Traffic Logging is a logging level available in the Qlik Sense Engine logging settings. By default, it is disabled.
Note: Only enable this when there is an explicit need to and only short-term. Substantial performance degradation is expected.
Traffic Logging is a logging level available in the Qlik Sense Engine logging settings. By default, it is disabled.
Note: Only enable this when there is an explicit need to and only short-term. Substantial performance degradation is expected.
In a testing scenario with 200 concurrent users accessing a basic application, the processor performance impact can be seen as follows:
RAM consumption is as follows:
The RAM impact of Traffic logging is minimal whereas there is a ~23% increase in CPU utilization with traffic logging enabled.
very useful information!, thanks @Andre_Sostizzo