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Disabling Debug Logs for mas_afdecoder Process To address the high ADM load caused by debug log enablement, follow these steps to disable debug logs specifically for the mas_afdecoder
process:
Login to ADM as nsrecover User: Access the ADM console using the nsrecover
user credentials. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to modify debug settings.
Disable Debug Mode for mas_afdecoder: Run the following commands to set the debug mode level to 1 and disable debug for the mas_afdecoder
process:
/mps/set_debug_mode --type decoder --level 1
Decoder Debug Disable: Execute the following command to disable debug logs for the mas_afdecoder
process:
/mps/decoder_disable_debug
This command ensures that debug logging for the mas_afdecoder
process is turned off, alleviating the strain on ADM resources.
One prevalent factor contributing to high ADM load is the unintentional or unnecessary enablement of debug logs. Debug logs are essential for troubleshooting and diagnosing issues, but when enabled for prolonged periods, they can significantly impact ADM performance.
Debug log enablement can be a common yet overlooked cause of high ADM load, impacting the overall efficiency of application delivery management. By following the provided resolution steps to disable debug logs for the mas_afdecoder
process, you can mitigate the issue and ensure optimal ADM performance.
Regular monitoring of ADM logs and configurations is essential to prevent such issues from affecting the application delivery infrastructure. Additionally, periodic reviews of debug settings and logs can help maintain a healthy and well-performing ADM environment.
By addressing the root cause and implementing the suggested resolution, administrators can proactively manage and optimize their ADM instances, ensuring a seamless application delivery experience.