doyoubi
commented
5 years ago The slowlog-log-slower-than and the two latency are in micro-seconds.
The reason that you saw different slowlogs after changing the configs is that the new logs are appended and the old ones get flushed away.
Hello,
When I set the slowlog-log-slower-than with big values like e.g. "24000", the slowlogs I get are also big e.g.
localhost:6380> config set slowlog-log-slower-than 24000 OK localhost:6380> slowlog reset OK localhost:6380> slowlog get 2 1) 1) (integer) 12417746 2) (integer) 1555674724 3) (integer) 48043 4) (integer) 50242 ...
2) 1) (integer) 12417750 2) (integer) 1555674724 3) (integer) 47861 4) (integer) 48369
In the same environment, when I set the slowlog-log-slower-than with small values "24", the slowlogs I get are also small and the big delays being displayed previously are disappeared:
localhost:6380> config set slowlog-log-slower-than 24 OK localhost:6380> slowlog reset OK localhost:6380> slowlog get 2 1) 1) (integer) 12429661 2) (integer) 1555675090 3) (integer) 775 4) (integer) 807 ... 2) 1) (integer) 12429671 2) (integer) 1555675090 3) (integer) 282 4) (integer) 318
So does Corvus understands the desired time unit (micro, mill, etc) from the config setting it so does display the result accordingly?
By the way, in my environment, the latencies are below 24ms so I can't interpret correctly the numbers like 282 and 318 ...
Thank you