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The bucket Parameter
The following performance buckets are predefined in Enterprise Server:
•The
default-bucket records statistics for the functions not associated with
any user-defined or built-in bucket.
•The
all-requests bucket records.perf statistics for all NSAPI SAFs,
including those in the
default-bucket.
You can define additional performance buckets in the
magnus.conf file (see the
perf-init and define-perf-bucket functions).
You can measure the performance of any SAF in
obj.conf by adding a
bucket=bucket-name parameter to the function, for example bucket=cache-bucket.
Because
bucket is a parameter of every obj.conf function, for brevity it is not
listed in the following tables.
To list the performance statistics, use the
service-dump Service function.
As an alternative, you can use the
stats-xml Service function to generate
performance statistics; use of buckets is optional.
For moreinformation about performance buckets,see the Netscape Enterprise Server
Performance Tuning, Sizing, and Scaling Guide.
ObjectType Determines the MIME (Multi-purpose Internet Mail Encoding) type of the requested
resource.
Service Generates and sends the response to the client. This involves setting the HTTP result
status, setting up response headers (such as content-type and content-length), and
generating and sending the response data.
AddLog Adds an entry to a log file to record information about the transaction.
Error Handles an HTTP error resulting from execution of the previous directive. Typically the
server handles an error by sending a custom HTML document to the user describing the
problem and possible solutions.
Table 2-14 obj.conf
Directive Description
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