Instance Data Replication XML stats
Extract Instance Data Replication (IDR)-related data from your instance to monitor replication status.
IDR XML Stats
You can view key metrics from your IDR producer and consumer instances to monitor performance and the status of IDR processing.
In a browser where the instance is running, append the following text to the instance URL: xmlstats.do?include=idr. The following output is an example of the IDR XML stats.
<idr status="enabled">
<producer producer_last_run="2020-11-06 13:45:30"
replication_queue_position="data_replication_queue0001@2020-11-05T22:58:32Z,2732,0,1"
replication_queue_reading_lag="00:01:00">
<replset last_message_sent_on="2020-11-06 13:44:31"
last_position="data_replication_queue0001@2020-11-05T22:58:32Z 2731,0,1"
last_sent_message_id="f339a84ac818201050bec7cf110d4135" name="N-2NormalStickyReplicaiton"
status="active" topic_name="d59f4226db6680504d2bac44d49619a0.570532d91b582010ef39fcc4cc4bcba1">
<subscriber name="persistencetestingora9" remote="false"/>
</replset>
<replset last_message_sent_on="2020-11-06 13:44:31"
last_position="data_replication_queue0001@2020-11-05T22:58:32Z,2732,0,1"
last_sent_message_id="7f39a84ae5182010fad1a90f50fcd335"
name="N-1NormalTransformerReplication"
status="active"
topic_name="d59f4226db6680504d2bac44d49619a0.6f0572d91b582010ef39fcc4cc4bcb01"/>
</producer>
<consumer consumer_last_run="2020-11-11 14:22:36">
<replset data_lag="00:00:22" last_heartbeat_received_on="2020-11-11 14:22:36" last_message_received_network_time="00:00:05"
last_position="data_replication_queue0002@2020-11-11T18:50:47Z,212,0,1" name="N-2NormalTransformerReplication"
producer_name="byungidrorlandonightlyconsumer6" remote="false" status="active" topic_name="07f85510db93005407072f17d496196a.21247ddddb182010ed02e3e2ca9619c9"/>
<replset data_lag="00:00:22" last_heartbeat_received_on="2020-11-11 14:22:36" last_message_received_network_time="00:00:06"
last_position="data_replication_queue0000@2020-11-10T23:28:58Z,1374,0,1" name="N-1NormalStickyReplication"
producer_name="byungidrparis1" remote="false" status="active" topic_name="559cd6d2db6ad458a667cac505961973.bdc33951db9020107cfe200c0b9619ea"/>
</consumer>
</idr>
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| idr status | Shows whether IDR is enabled for your instance. |
| Producer instance | |
| producer producer_last_run | The last time that the IDRProducerJob scheduled job ran (GMT). |
| producer replication_queue_position | Position of the cursor in the replication queue. |
| replication_queue_reading_lag | The time between when a change is made, and when the IDRProducerJob scheduled job sends that change to the network. |
| replset last_message_sent_on | The last time data was sent to the network from this replication set. |
| replset last_position | The cursor position in the data_replication_queue when the last message was sent for this replication set. |
| last_sent_message_id | The message ID of the last sent message from the data_replication_queue. |
| name | The name of the replication set. |
| status | The replication set status. |
| topic_name | The topic name in the message queue for this replication set. |
| Consumer instance | |
| consumer_last_run | The last time the IDRConsumerJob scheduled job (local) or IDRDeltaConsumerJob-<instanceid> scheduled job (remote) ran (GMT). |
| replset data_lag | Time since the last heartbeat was received. Heartbeats should occur every minute for a replication set. |
| last_heartbeat_received_on | Time of the last heartbeat for this replication set. |
| last_message_received_network_time | For the last received message, the time difference between when it was sent to the message queue and when it was picked up by the consumer instance. |
| replset last_position | The cursor position in the data_replication_queue, at which the last message was sent for this replication set. |
| name | The name of the replication set. |
| status | The replication set status. |
| topic_name | The topic name in the message queue for this replication set. |
Parent Topic:Resolving data replication errors in Instance Data Replication