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Status Future consideration
Workspace Rational Automated Software Quality
Categories Virtualization Server
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 4, 2025

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Capturing the response time of every hit that stub responds and present the graphical reporting

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We store the following three stub metrics and display the appropriate plotted graphs on KiarosDB UI.

• rtvs.stub.evt_in – total hits

• rtvs.stub.evt_match – hits that got processed

• rtvs.stub.evt_passthrough – hits that got passed to the real system

But this does not provide a performance response time of  every hit that stub responds to and plot graphs. 

 

The only alternate way is that we can get the engine logs capture the execution time details by tweaking the "agent-logging.properties" file

Ie; After you configure for logging of the stub metrics, you can view the log for each event as follows:

FINE: addNumbers/addition/additionStub: Instance 1: Execution Complete. Timings: Queue To Run=0, Run to Execute=3, Execution=138, Finalization=0, Total=143

 

As an alternate solution, we proposed Splunk Universal Forwarder to read these engine logs and craft a graph out of it.

Idea priority Medium
  • Guest
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    |     Feb 6, 2025

    We need to determine if there are any performance issues.

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