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Hi ,
Is there a way to track real-time traffic in Qlik sense environment , like the current users and current open apps ?
Kindly share any related documents / process for live monitoring.
Thank you.
Regards,
Diwakar.
Ctrl-Q on GitHub from Ptarmigan Labs shows all active Virtual Proxy sessions. While not exactly the equivalent of Qlik engine session with an open app, a Virtual Proxy session typically indicates the user has an open Qlik app (or is about to open one in the very near future). So, Ctrl-Q can let you know if there are any active users on the system, before you make any potentially disruptive configuration changes. I've attached a ps1 PowerShell file and py python script to streamline the workflow slightly.
Cheers!
Jeff R. Robbins
If you have access, you can use PGADMIN to connect to the repository Postgres database. You can then run a query to get the active users realtime. When I had access, I used to run this query. (this was on a previous version of Qlik so I do not know if it would need to be adjusted as fields may have changed) It is possible.
--Need to adjust time interval for daylight saving time -> Spring Interval = 4 Hours, Fall Interval = 5 Hours
select "Users"."Name", "LicenseUserAccessUsages"."ModifiedByUserName" as "Login", "LicenseUserAccessUsages"."UseStartTime" - Interval '4 hours' as "SessionStart", "LicenseUserAccessUsages"."LatestActivity" - Interval '4 hours' as "LastActivity", 'User Access' as "AccessType"
from "LicenseUserAccessUsages", "LicenseUserAccessTypes", "Users"
where "LicenseUserAccessUsages"."LatestActivity" >= Now() + '3:30'
and "LicenseUserAccessTypes"."ID" = "LicenseUserAccessUsages"."UserAccessType_ID"
and "Users"."ID" = "LicenseUserAccessTypes"."User_ID"
union
Select "Users"."Name", "LicenseLoginAccessUsageSessions"."ModifiedByUserName" as "Login", "LicenseLoginAccessUsageSessions"."CreatedDate" - Interval '5 hours' as "SessionStart", "LicenseLoginAccessUsageSessions"."LatestActivity" - Interval '5 hours' as "LastActivity", 'Login Access' as "AccessType"
From "LicenseLoginAccessUsageSessions", "LicenseLoginAccessUsages", "Users"
where "LicenseLoginAccessUsageSessions"."LatestActivity" >= Now() + '3:30'
and "LicenseLoginAccessUsages"."ID" = "LicenseLoginAccessUsageSessions"."LicenseLoginAccessUsage_ID"
and "Users"."ID" = "LicenseLoginAccessUsages"."User_ID"
Kevin .....