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Using the ColdFusion Server Monitor
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Active Requests
The Active Requests report lists all currently active requests that take longer to load than the request interval for
reports specified in the Refresh Interval setting. Requests include browser requests, CFC HTTP requests, web services,
gateways, and Flash remoting. You can view a list, a detailed view, or a graph of active requests. The detailed view
includes the CFML stack trace, which you can use to find deadlocked requests and where a long running request is
blocked. To see all request graphs in one view, click Chart. The graph indicates the number of requests that the server
is currently processing and the number of requests that are awaiting allocation of an application server thread to begin
execution. If the graph indicates that many requests are queued, you might want to increase the size of the thread pool.
Alternatively, if ColdFusion is deployed in a cluster, you may want to add a server instance for more efficient load
balancing.
Note: The Server Monitor includes LiveCycle Data Management Assemblers as Flash Remoting requests.
Active ColdFusion Threads
The Active ColdFusion Threads report lists all currently active threads. You can view a list, a detailed view, or a graph
of active threads.
Slowest Requests
The Slowest Requests report lists the slowest requests. You can specify the threshold that determines whether a request
appears on this page. The lower the threshold, the more requests appear on the list. Use the Report Size option to limit
the number of items in the list. You can view a list or a detailed view of the slowest requests. The detailed view includes
the CFML stack trace. For more information, see
“Request handling” on page 102.
Slowest ColdFusion Threads
The Slowest ColdFusion Threads report lists the slowest ColdFusion threads. You can specify the threshold that
determines whether a ColdFusion thread appears in this report. As the threshold decreases, the number of requests in
the report increases.
Active Sessions
The Active Sessions report lists all active sessions. You can view a list, a detailed view, or a graph of active sessions. The
graph displays the active sessions and the number of users logged in to the server.
Cumulative Server Usage
The Cumulative Server Usage report lists the requests that have cumulatively used the most CPU time on the server.
Even if a request runs rapidly, if it runs frequently, it can consume a large proportion of CPU time. Tuning requests
with high cumulative server time can provide server-wide performance benefits. You can view a list, a detailed view,
or a graph of cumulative server usage. Use the Report Size option to limit the number of items in the list.
Highest Hit Counts
The Highest Hit Counts report lists the requests that have the highest hit count. You can view a list or a graph of
requests with the highest hit count. Use the Report Size option to limit the number of items in the list.
Template Cache Status
The Template Cache status report shows information about the template cache to indicate how it is performing. The
template cache is where ColdFusion stores compiled CFM and CFC templates in memory. When a template is
executed for the first time, it is compiled to Java bytecode, and then stored in the template cache. As long as the
template is unchanged, ColdFusion uses the compiled form of the template stored in the template cache. The Template
Cache status page lets you monitor the cache-hit ratio, which indicates the number of cache hits in relation to the
number of cache misses. Cache hits are the templates retrieved from the cache. Cache misses are the templates that must
- COLDFUSION 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1: Introduction 6
- About Verity administration 8
- Administrator 9
- Accessing user assistance 10
- Server Settings section 10
- Request Tuning page 12
- Caching page 13
- Client Variables page 13
- Memory Variables page 15
- Mappings page 16
- Mail page 16
- Mail Spool Settings area 17
- Charting page 18
- Font Management page 19
- Document page 19
- Java and JVM page 19
- Data & Services section 20
- Verity K2 Server page 21
- Web Services page 21
- Flex Integration page 21
- Enable SSL 22
- Create the keystore 22
- Configure Flex 23
- Using the cfstat utility 24
- Debugging IP Addresses page 25
- Debugger Settings page 25
- Logging Settings page 26
- Log Files page 26
- Scheduled Tasks page 27
- Server Monitoring section 28
- Extensions section 29
- Event Gateways section 30
- Security section 31
- RDS page 32
- Sandbox security page 32
- User Manager page 32
- Allowed IP Addresses 32
- ColdFusion Archives page 33
- J2EE Archives page 33
- Enterprise Manager section 34
- Custom Extensions section 34
- Administrator API 35
- Use the Administrator API 36
- Examples 36
- About JDBC 39
- Adding data sources 40
- Guidelines for data sources 41
- Connection Issues 42
- • Unique cfstoredproc tags 43
- Connecting to Informix 45
- Connecting to MySQL 51
- DataDirect driver features 53
- Enabling SSL Connection 54
- Connecting to ODBC Socket 56
- Connecting to Oracle 57
- Connecting to PostgreSQL 60
- Connecting to Sybase 61
- Using the built-in web server 64
- Using an external web server 65
- Web server configuration 66
- wsconfig.exe [-options] 67
- ./wsconfig [-options] 67
- Configuration files 69
- Sample configuration files 70
- Multihoming 72
- Applications 76
- Application packaging 77
- Using the cfcompile utility 78
- Sourceless distribution 79
- About ColdFusion security 80
- Using password protection 80
- Exposing services to users 81
- Using sandbox security 82
- Configure a sandbox 84
- Sandbox Considerations 85
- File location considerations 88
- Define a server instance 88
- Overview 99
- Statistics 99
- Last updated 2/21/2012 100
- Memory Usage 101
- Database 102
- Snapshots 103
- ColdFusion Server Monitor API 104
- JVM memory usage 106
- Variable memory usage 107
- Request handling 107
- Database response time 107
- Update 1 108
- • MaxThreads 109
- • Logging 109
- Using Admin APIs 110
- Troubleshooting scenarios 110
- Monitoring with SSL 111
- Updating the threadpool 111
- Launch Server Manager 112
- Register servers 112
- • WebLogic 113
- • WebSphere 113
- JRun-specific parameters 114
- WebSphere-specific parameters 115
- JBoss specific parameters 116
- Create Groups 117
- Manage multiple servers 117
- Clear template cache 119
- Apply hot fix 119
- Monitor multiple servers 120
- [Xmx512m]-) 121
- About Verity Spider 122
- About the Verity utilities 123
- Verity Spider 124
- About Verity Spider syntax 125
- Using a command file 126
- Core options 127
- Processing options 128
- -abspath 129
- -detectdupfile 129
- -indexers 129
- -license 129
- -maxindmem 129
- -maxnumdoc 130
- -mimemap 130
- -nocache 130
- -nodupdetect 131
- -noindex 131
- -nosubmit 131
- -persist 131
- -preferred 132
- -prefixmap 132
- -processbif 133
- -submitsize 133
- Networking options 134
- -hostcache 135
- -noflowctrl 136
- -noproxy 136
- Path and URL options 137
- -followdup 139
- -followsymlink 139
- -nodocrobo 140
- -nofollow 140
- -pathlen 141
- -refreshtime 141
- Content options 142
- -exclude 143
- -include 143
- -indexclude 144
- -indinclude 144
- -indmimeexclude 145
- -indmimeinclude 145
- -indskip 146
- -maxdocsize 147
- -metafile 147
- -mimeexclude 148
- -mimeinclude 148
- -mindocsize 148
- Locale options 149
- Logging options 150
- -loglevel 151
- Maintenance options 152
- Setting MIME types 152
- MIME types and web crawling 153
- Indexing unknown MIME types 154
- Overview of Verity utilities 155
- Using the mkvdk utility 155
- Collection setup options 157
- General processing options 158
- Date format options 159
- Service-level keyword options 160
- Message options 160
- Document processing options 161
- Bulk submit options 161
- Repairing a collection 162
- Backing up a collection 162
- Deleting a collection 162
- Purging a collection 162
- Specifying persistent service 163
- Optimization keywords 163
- Squeezing deleted documents 163
- Using the rck2 utility 164
- Using the rcvdk utility 165
- Basic searching 166
- Displaying more fields 168
- Displaying a field 168
- Displaying multiple fields 168
- Using the didump utility 169
- Using the browse utility 171
- Using the merge utility 172
- Solr collections 174
- Solr server 174
- Migrating from Verity to Solr 174
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