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VSERVER_T

Jun 13, 2016

Operates on a vserver

This topic lists the expressions that are provided by this class.

ACTIVESERVICES

Returns number of active services Raises undef if used on non ADDR based vservers

Returns: num_at

ACTIVETRANSACTIONS

Returns current active transaction counter accumulated on vserver level

Returns: unsigned_long_at

AVERAGESURGECOUNT

Returns average number of requests in surge queue per active service Raises undef if used on non ADDR based vservers

Returns: double_at

CONNECTIONS

Returns number of connections on the vserver as Unsigned long number.

Returns: unsigned_long_at

HEALTH

Returns as number, the percentage of UP services bound to the vserver.

Returns: num_at

IS_DYNAMIC_LIMIT_REACHED

Returns in Boolean TRUE if number of connections on a vserver reached the dynamic threshold, computed as a sum of max clients on all active services under the vserver.

Returns: bool_at

MAXAUTOSCALEMEMBERS

Returns the configured maximum number of autoscale members Raises undef if used on non ADDR based vservers

Returns: num_at

MINAUTOSCALEMEMBERS

Returns the configured minimum number of autoscale members Raises undef if used on non ADDR based vservers

Returns: num_at

NAME

Returns the name of the vserver(CS/LB).

Returns: text_t

RESPTIME

Returns as number, the response time in milli-seconds. RESPTIME is the average TTFB (Time To recieve First Byte) from all the backend services bound to this vserver.

Returns: num_at

SNMP_TABLE (uint index)

Returns the load entry in the SNMP table at given index

Parameters (expressions not allowed):

index - Index Raises undef if used on non ADDR based vservers or vserver does not have SNMP load table or the index is out of boundary (valid index values are 0-9)

Returns: snmp_table_t

STATE

Returns the state of vserver.

Returns: vserver_state_e

SURGECOUNT

Returns as number, the number of requests in surge queue of vserver.

Returns: unsigned_long_at

THROUGHPUT

Returns throughput of the vserver in Mbps (Megabits per sec) as Unsigned long number.

Returns: unsigned_long_at