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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

Metric data is stored in Redis by default

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

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2. Task Records

Log data is stored in MySQL by default

On the list pages such as 「Sync API (Old Version: Authorized Links)」, 「Scheduled Tasks (Old Version: Automatic Trigger Configuration)」, 「Async API (Old Version: Batch Processing)」, etc., you can view task execution records:

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You can also directly access a function's task execution records from the 「Script Library」 sidebar:

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3. Disable Local Function Task Records

After heavy use of DataFlux Func, the volume of function task record data 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 restricted.

Even so, when the number of 「Sync API (Old Version: Authorized Links)」, 「Scheduled Tasks (Old Version: Automatic Trigger Configuration)」, or 「Async API (Old Version: Batch Processing)」in the system is large, due to the need to retain a certain number of recent records for different 「Sync API (Old Version: Authorized Links)」, 「Scheduled Tasks (Old Version: Automatic Trigger Configurations)」, 「Async API (Old Version: Batch Processing)」, disk usage may still be high.

At this point, you can disable 「Local Function Task Records」 in Management / System Settings / Local Function Task Records to reduce MySQL disk usage.

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4. Report Self-Observed Data

While disabling local function task records, you can enable 「Self-Observed Data Reporting」 in Management / System Settings / Self-Observed Data Reporting to report function task records to the platform for viewing.

For more details, see Deployment and Maintenance / Report Self-Observed Data