Thanks Benoit, I will look into those tools. We utilize Maestro a great deal
and have built an adjunct resource diagnostics tool as well.
I have narrowed in on a major problem that was hopefully the primary cause
of our server connection faliures.
One of our layers utilizes a WMS feed of external
Hi,
If you use Maestro, which I am assuming you do, in the Tools menu you have a
"Server Status" tool which does show an Active Connections property. The
totals are, as you said, since the last server restart. So that can still
give you some live information about what is going on.
In your specif
Continuing investigations, I can see that the GetInformationProperties()
primarily returns everything already output in the Performance log, and that
the TotalActiveConnections does not actually reduce when sessions are
destroyed. Instead, it appears to be a running tally of all connections made
si
I made a little progress on this myself and wanted to share my findings.
There is an undocumented class, MgServerAdmin, which can produce some of the
desired information for monitoring server status and locating bottlenecks.
The header file for this class is located here:
https://trac.osgeo.org/m
This question has been asked and somewhat answered, but not as thoroughly as
I currently need. I am hoping it can be revisited for the benefit of myself
and others.
I recognize that a simple method to examine the number of sessions is to
view the contents of /Server/Repositories/Session, but I can
