This Corda Server™ Administrator screen shows statistical information for Corda Server.
The number of times a client has requested an image from Corda Server.
The amount of memory currently being used by Corda Server.
The maximum amount of memory available to Corda Server.
The maximum amount of threads that Corda Server has spawned at any given time.
Note: The remaining statistics pertain to caching and only appear if caching is enabled. Caching can be enabled via the Server Settings > Cache / Connections screen.
The maximum size, in images, of the Corda Server cache. This can be set using the Server Settings > Cache / Connections > Cache Size setting.
The current size of the Corda Server cache.
The amount of memory currently being used for the Corda Server cache.
The number of requests to Corda Server that "hit" the cache. In other words, the number of times a requested image has already been cached, and thus does not need to be regenerated.
The number of requests to Corda Server that "miss" the cache. In other words, the number of times a requested image has to be generated because it is not yet in the cache.
The percentage of the time that requests to Corda Server hit the cache.
Note: This screen shows the same information that you would see if you used the @_LOG server command.
Below this information, if you have enabled logging, you see the transaction log. This is a log of the most recent images that Corda Server has served. Enable the transaction log by clicking the Enable Data Logging check box on the Debugging & Logging > Logging Settings screen.