#include <logvolume.h>
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uint64 | enqueued |
| | Entries created and handed to at least one drain group.
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uint64 | dropped |
| | Entries lost because a queue and its overflow list were both full.
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uint64 | sampled |
| | Entries never created because sampling discarded them.
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uint64 | suppressed |
| | Records the drain-thread deduplicator did not deliver.
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uint64 | synchronous |
| | Entries written from the logging thread under backpressure.
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uint32 | queued |
| | Entries currently waiting in drain queues, summed over groups.
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uint32 | queuedmax |
| | High-water mark of the above.
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uint32 | groups |
| | Number of drain groups.
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What the log system has been doing
Counters are cumulative since startup or the last logResetStats(); depths are instantaneous.
Definition at line 32 of file logvolume.h.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
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