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Deployment and Maintenance / System Metrics and Task Records

This article mainly introduces the built-in system metrics and task records.

1. System Metrics

Metrics data is stored in Redis by default

In 'Management / About / System Tools / View System Metrics' , you can view the system metrics:

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2. Task Records

Log data is stored in MySQL by default

In the list pages of 'Sync API (Legacy: Auth Link)' , 'Cron Job (Legacy: Auto Trigger Configuration)' , 'Async API (Legacy: Batch)' , etc., you can view the task execution records:

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You can also directly enter the task execution records of a specific function from the 'Script Lib' sidebar:

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3. Disable Local Func Task Records

After heavy use of DataFlux Func, the function task records may become quite large. To limit local memory and disk usage, task record logs will be reduced, and the total amount saved will also be limited.

Even so, when the number of 'Sync API (Legacy: Auth Link)' , 'Cron Job (Legacy: Auto Trigger Configuration)' , or 'Async API (Legacy: Batch)' in the system is large, since the system needs to retain a certain number of recent records for each 'Sync API (Legacy: Auth Link)' , 'Cron Job (Legacy: Auto Trigger Configuration)' , 'Async API (Legacy: Batch)' , the disk usage may still be high.

At this time, you can disable 'Local Func Task Records' in Management / System Settings / Local Func Task Records to reduce MySQL disk usage.

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4. Upload Self-Monitor Data

While disabling local func task records, you can enable 'Self-Monitor Data Upload' in Management / System Settings / Self-Monitor Data Upload to upload function task records to the platform for viewing.

For details, see Deployment and Maintenance / Upload Self-Monitor Data