Re: Performance improvement on IBM HTTPServer

Depending on what you used for development there is log4cxx that you could use 
for logging inside of the cgi's. 

http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/

Or you could come up with your own logging scheme - open up a file before you 
hit the request loop and use the handle to output requests and start and end 
times.

Also the timestamp that shows in the access_log is the time the request came 
in not the time it completed.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/logs.html

--Anthony Quinn





-----Original Message-----
From: "Yves Legault" [[email protected]]
Date: 07/22/2005 01:11 PM

I am running fastcgi on an AIX box with IBM's HTTPServer. Everything looks 
like it's working fine but now my boss wants me to produce metrics... He 
wants to know how much faster the CGI is running and wants to be able to 
monitor the performance.
 
Now I know I can look at the access_log to find out when commands have 
completed but there doesn't seem to be any indication of how to find when the 
request was first received from the user.
 
Does anyone know how to calculate the total time the request is being 
manipulated by the serverand application.
 
-- YJRL

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