Hi,
Try these commands, might fulfill your first requirement.
[root@localhost bin]# ./traffic_line -r proxy.process.cache.bytes_total
[root@localhost bin]# ./traffic_line -r proxy.process.cache.bytes_used
[root@localhost bin]# ./traffic_line -r proxy.process.cache.percent_full
Also use can see nice CLI display showing all stats related to cache
using traffic_top command, this command can be used for monitoring cache
also.
Enable plugin "stats_over_http" and issue command ./traffic_top
Thanks,
SuniL
On 03-11-2015 23:21, Eric Duesterhaus wrote:
Hello other ATS users!
I’m new to ATS, so I apologize if these are ignorant questions. I have
a 2G cache configured on my ATS server that is running as a reverse
proxy for some web apps. I’m having some trouble finding the answers
to my questions while reading through the ATS documentation:
·My cache.db file is 2GB, but I know I don’t yet have 2GB of content
to cache. Is there a way I can check the “percentage used” so to
speak? While I’m confident 2GB is enough for now, I’d like to know
how to check if I’m starting to fill up my cache file so I know when
to increase it.
·Does ATS cache HTTPS content (HTTPS from ATS to the origin server,
also HTTPS from client to ATS)?
Thanks in advance!
Eric Duesterhaus
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