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This section lists the application monitoring analytics that delivers performance insights to quickly troubleshoot any root cause issues in the NSX Advanced Load Balancer.

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NSX Advanced Load Balancer Controller Analytics
The Administration > Controller page provides information about the NSX Advanced Load Balancer Controller (or NSX Advanced Load Balancer Controller cluster).
Virtual Service Analytics
This section covers the analytics that helps you assess the virtual service performance metrics. The charts and metrics reflect the selected display time.
Pool Analytics
The pool analytics displays the pool performance metrics filtered by a selected period.
Service Engine Analytics
The SE analytics provides the insights into various performance metrics over a designated period.
Virtual Service Application Logs
This section explains the steps to enable, configure and analyse the virtual service application logs.
Audit Logging
This section explains the compliance/common criteria effort to create a service to raise NSX Advanced Load Balancer events based on logs from non-NSX Advanced Load Balancer modules (SSH and SSHD). These events must persist in secure manner for minimum of 90 days for audit compliance.
NSX Advanced Load Balancer Custom Error Responses
On encountering an error that prevents it from processing an HTTP request or response, NSX Advanced Load Balancer returns a generic error message with a status code to the client. This section discusses customizing this error message.
Navigation Timing for Client Insights
NSX Advanced Load Balancer can understand a client’s interaction with HTTP applications, including from the client’s perspective. Its navigation timing functionality finds out from the client how long it took to receive the DNS reply to the URL query for the requested site, how long it took to download the various objects for the site, and how long it took for DOM and page rendering.
Streaming NSX Advanced Load Balancer Client Logs to an External Server
NSX Advanced Load Balancer has a built-in indexing and searching service that provides analytics of the application traffic and NSX Advanced Load Balancer system and configuration events. Some customers wish to incorporate the data into a pre-existing log management system (for example, Splunk, Sumo Logic, rsyslog/elasticsearch, and so on).
Rate Shaping and Throttling Options
NSX Advanced Load Balancer includes many options for rate shaping and throttling of traffic. This can be applied at the virtual service, pool/server, or client level. These options exist in several places throughout the UI, depending on the specific object they are applied against. Additionally, DataScripts can be used to create customized limits.
Logging All Headers in Client-Server HTTP Traffic
NSX Advanced Load Balancer provides extensive logging options for virtual service traffic. Among these options is an option to enable logging of all headers in HTTP traffic between clients and servers. The option to log all headers is available for HTTP policies and client log filters. HTTP policies and client log filters are each part of an individual virtual service’s configuration.
Excluding Unwanted Messages from Client Logs
Some protocols can be chatty in nature and can generate a high volume of messages that do not indicate an error but are not excluded by disabling non-significant logs. These extraneous messages clutter the log and can unnecessarily reduce the overall health score of the virtual service.
Viewing Logs on NSX Advanced Load Balancer for a Specific Duration
The log query system on NSX Advanced Load Balancer returns only 10000 logs for a given period since this operation is memory intensive. If the number of logs exceeds 10000, NSX Advanced Load Balancer REST API calls are used to check logs for a specific duration or period.

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