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Haxardous: /* Category - Server info */

2022-05-13T18:20:24Z

Category - Server info

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	=Category - Server info=		=Category - Server info=
	Select '''Server info''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view summary info for the server.		Select '''Server info''' from the '''Category''' drop-down to view summary info for the server.

	===Logic/Sync/Raknet/DB thread CPU %===		===Logic/Sync/Raknet/DB thread CPU %===
	Shows the % of total available CPU used by various server threads:		Shows the % of total available CPU used by various server threads:
	* '''Logic thread''' - is the one that does the Lua scripts etc.		* '''Logic thread''' - is the one that does the Lua scripts, etc.
	* '''Sync thread''' - makes sure the sync looks nice and smooth, even when the logic thread is maxed out.		* '''Sync thread''' - makes sure the sync looks nice and smooth, even when the logic thread is maxed out.
	* '''Raknet thread''' - handles the sending and receiving ~~of networks~~ packets to/from the connected clients.		* '''Raknet thread''' - handles the sending and receiving network packets to/from the connected clients.
	* '''DB thread''' - is for database stuff.		* '''DB thread''' - is for database stuff.
	The total % available for MTA depends on the number of CPU cores available. If MTA has access to 4 CPU cores, then the max CPU available ~~in total~~ is 400%, (although each individual thread cannot go above 100%). If a '''Sys:''' amount is shown, this is additional % used by the system (O/S) for doing ~~it's~~ job.		The total % available for MTA depends on the number of CPU cores available. If MTA has access to 4 CPU cores, then the max CPU available is 400%, (although each individual thread cannot go above 100%). If a '''Sys:''' amount is shown, this is an additional % used by the system (O/S) for doing its job.
	*Example:		*Example:
	**Logic thread CPU: %30 (Sys:4%)		**Logic thread CPU: %30 (Sys:4%)
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	=Category - Lua timings=		=Category - Lua timings=

Haxardous: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=

	~~Performance~~ browser is used to monitor the performance of resources on the server. Specifically, it shows how much CPU time and memory each resource is consuming. It is ~~useful for~~ finding out which resources are slow, and which ones are leaking memory.		A performance browser is used to monitor the performance of resources on the server. Specifically, it shows how much CPU time and memory each resource is consuming. It is helpful in finding out which resources are slow, and which ones are leaking memory.

	=Web access=		=Web access=

Haxardous: /* In game access */

2022-05-13T18:18:38Z

In game access

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	=In game access=		=In game access=
	There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://mirror.mtasa.com/mtasa/resources/		There is also an in-game version of the performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://mirror.mtasa.com/mtasa/resources/

			To access the IPB, log in to an account with access to admin permissions then use the command '''/ipb'''.


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	=Category - Event Packet usage=		=Category - Event Packet usage=
	Select '''Event Packet usage''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view details about [[triggerClientEvent]] and outgoing [[setElementData]] packet usage.		Select '''Event Packet usage''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view details about [[triggerClientEvent]] and outgoing [[setElementData]] packet usage.

Pirulax: /* Web access */ - Added default HTTP port, and an example on how to connect to it if the server is running from localhost.

2019-07-16T14:15:04Z

Web access: - Added default HTTP port, and an example on how to connect to it if the server is running from localhost.

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	Then all you have to do is add users to the '''"DevGroup"''' and use this URL in a browser: '''<nowiki>http://SERVER_IP:HTTP_PORT/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''		Then all you have to do is add users to the '''"DevGroup"''' and use this URL in a browser: '''<nowiki>http://SERVER_IP:HTTP_PORT/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''
			On localhost it would look something like this: '''<nowiki>http://localhost:22005/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''. So, turns out the '''default HTTP port is 22005.'''

	=In game access=		=In game access=

Ccw at 18:23, 6 November 2014

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	=In game access=		=In game access=
	There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://~~code~~.~~google~~.com/p/~~mtasa-~~resources/~~downloads/list~~		There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://mirror.mtasa.com/mtasa/resources/

Ccw at 18:47, 2 January 2014

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 =In game access=
 There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://code.google.com/p/mtasa-resources/downloads/list
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Ccw at 22:05, 1 January 2014

2014-01-01T22:05:51Z

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	There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://code.google.com/p/mtasa-resources/downloads/list		There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://code.google.com/p/mtasa-resources/downloads/list

	=Lua timings=		<br/><hr/>
			=Category - Server info=
			Select '''Server info''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view summary info for the server.

			===Logic/Sync/Raknet/DB thread CPU %===
			Shows the % of total available CPU used by various server threads:
			* '''Logic thread''' - is the one that does the Lua scripts etc.
			* '''Sync thread''' - makes sure the sync looks nice and smooth, even when the logic thread is maxed out.
			* '''Raknet thread''' - handles the sending and receiving of networks packets to/from the connected clients.
			* '''DB thread''' - is for database stuff.
			The total % available for MTA depends on the number of CPU cores available. If MTA has access to 4 CPU cores, then the max CPU available in total is 400%, (although each individual thread cannot go above 100%). If a '''Sys:''' amount is shown, this is additional % used by the system (O/S) for doing it's job.
			*Example:
			**Logic thread CPU: %30 (Sys:4%)
			**Sync thread CPU: %20
			**Raknet thread CPU: %42 (Sys:14%)
			**DB thread CPU: %0
			*Total CPU % consumed is 30+4 + 20 + 42+14 = 110%, and if that is on a 4 core machine, then divide by 4 to get overall usage. 110/4 = 27.5%


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			=Category - Lua timings=

	Select '''Lua timings''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view timing information for each resource:		Select '''Lua timings''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view timing information for each resource:
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	=Lua memory=		=Category - Lua memory=

	Select '''Lua memory''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view memory consumption of each Lua resource:		Select '''Lua memory''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view memory consumption of each Lua resource:
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	=Lib memory=
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			=Category - Lib memory=

	Select '''Lib memory''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view memory consumption of the appropriate library (.dll or .so)<br>		Select '''Lib memory''' from the '''Category''' drop down to view memory consumption of the appropriate library (.dll or .so)<br>

Ccw at 04:22, 11 January 2013

2013-01-11T04:22:15Z

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	Then all you have to do is add users to the '''"DevGroup"''' and use this URL in ~~your~~ browser: '''<nowiki>http://SERVER_IP:HTTP_PORT/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''		Then all you have to do is add users to the '''"DevGroup"''' and use this URL in a browser: '''<nowiki>http://SERVER_IP:HTTP_PORT/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''

	=In game access=		=In game access=

Ccw at 04:21, 11 January 2013

2013-01-11T04:21:29Z

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	Then all you have to do is add users to the '''"DevGroup"''' and use this URL in your browser: '''<nowiki>http://SERVER_IP:HTTP_PORT/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''		Then all you have to do is add users to the '''"DevGroup"''' and use this URL in your browser: '''<nowiki>http://SERVER_IP:HTTP_PORT/performancebrowser/</nowiki>'''

			=In game access=
			There is also an in game version of performance browser called ''''ipb'''' which is now part of the official server resources. If you don't have it, it can be found in the latest resources zip: http://code.google.com/p/mtasa-resources/downloads/list

	=Lua timings=		=Lua timings=

Ccw at 04:15, 11 January 2013

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 Performance browser is used to monitor the performance of resources on the server. Specifically, it shows how much CPU time and memory each resource is consuming. It is useful for finding out which resources are slow, and which ones are leaking memory.
-''Performance browser only works with MTA:SA 1.0.4 server build 1885 and up. You can check your server build number by using the console command 'sver'.''
+=Web access=
 =Lua timings=