Performance log

Qlik Sense Repository Service (QRS)

The following fields are specific to the Performance log for the QRS:

• Tracenumber: A unique ID for the call to the QRS REST API.
• Httpmethod: The http method that was used (Get, Put, Post, or Delete).
• Url: The URL that was used.
• Resourcetype: The type of resource.
• Method: The backend code that was called.
• Elapsedmilliseconds: The time (in milliseconds) to complete the call to the QRS REST API.

Example: Get http://mytest/cars/4

• Httpmethod: Get
• Url: http://mytest/cars/4
• Resourcetype: cars
• Method: get/cars/{0}

Qlik Sense Proxy Service (QPS)

The following fields are specific to the Performance log for the QPS:

• ActiveConnections: The number of active connections (in any form or shape) from the client.
• ActiveStreams: The number of active data streams, either from the browser to the Qlik Sense Proxy Service (QPS) or from the QPS to the Qlik Sense Engine Service (QES) or Qlik Sense Repository Service (QRS).
• ActiveSessions: The number of active sessions in the QPS.
• LoadBalancingDecisions: The number of users who currently have at least one QES session.
• Tickets: The number of issued login tickets that have not yet been consumed.
• ActiveClientWebsockets: The number of active websockets between the browser and the QPS.
• ActiveEngineWebsockets: The number of active websockets to the QES.

Qlik Sense Engine Service (QES)

Each entry (that is, row) in the Performance log corresponds to a snapshot (that is, a number of measurements) of the performance of the QES at the given point in time.

The following fields are specific to the Performance log for the QES:

• ActiveUserDirectory: The user directory for the user.
• ActiveUserId: The ID of the user.
• EngineTimestamp: The time when the QES wrote the log message to file.
• EngineThread: The ID of the thread that was used when the QES wrote the log message to file.
• ProcessId: The ID of the QES process from which the log message originates.
• Exe Type: The configuration type (release or debug version) of the QES process.
• Exe Version: The version number of the QES process.
• Server Started: The time when the QES started.
• Entry Type: The reason (Server Starting, Normal, or Server Shutting Down) for the log entry in the Performance log.
• OpenSockets: The number of opened sockets in the QES at the given point in time.
• ActiveDocSessions: The number of active app sessions in the QES at the given point in time.
• DocSessions: The number of app sessions in the QES at the given point in time.
• ActiveAnonymousDocSessions: The number of active anonymous app sessions in the QES at the given point in time.
• AnonymousDocSessions: The number of anonymous app sessions in the QES at the given point in time.
• ActiveTunneledDocSessions: The number of active tunneled app sessions in the QES at the given point in time.
• TunneledDocSessions: The number of tunneled app sessions in the QES at the given point in time.
• DocSessionStarts: The number of started app sessions in the QES since the previous snapshot.
• ActiveDocs: The number of active apps in the QES at the given point in time.
• RefDocs: The number of apps in the QES at the given point in time.
• LoadedDocs: The number of loaded apps in the QES at the given point in time.
• DocLoads: The number of app loads in the QES since the previous snapshot.
• DocLoadFails: The number of failed app loads in the QES since the previous snapshot.
• Calls: The number of calls to the QES since the previous snapshot.
• Selections: The number of selections in the QES since the previous snapshot.
• ActiveIpAddrs: The number of IP addresses of active connected clients in the QES at the given point in time.
• IpAddrs: The number of IP addresses of all connected clients in the QES at the given point in time.
• ActiveUsers: The number of active users in the QES at the given point in time.
• Users: The total number of users in the QES at the given point in time.
• CPULoad: A measurement of the load on the CPU on which the QES runs at the given point in time.
• VMCommitted(MB): The committed Virtual Memory (in megabytes) at the given point in time.
• VMAllocated(MB): The allocated Virtual Memory (in megabytes) at the given point in time.
• VMFree(MB): The freed Virtual Memory (in megabytes) at the given point in time.
• VMLargestFreeBlock(MB): The largest freed Virtual Memory block (in megabytes) at the given point in time.