Diagnostics

NCache provides multiple diagnostic tools and monitoring options to help administrators identify, analyze, and resolve cache-related issues across development, staging, and production environments. These diagnostics help you investigate cache health, client-server connectivity, cluster behavior, service activity, performance bottlenecks, configuration problems, and runtime errors.

This section explains how to use NCache logs, event tracing, performance counters, monitoring dashboards, statistics, and test tools to diagnose issues and validate cache behavior. It also helps you understand where to look when troubleshooting common problems such as failed client connections, node communication issues, slow operations, high memory usage, state transfer delays, service failures, and unexpected cache behavior.

In This Section

Server Health
Learn how to diagnose NCache issues by reviewing server status, service health, resource usage, and node-level indicators.

Cluster Health
Learn how to diagnose cluster health issues by monitoring resource usage, cache alerts, and distributed cache health indicators.

Client-Server Connectivity
Learn how to diagnose connectivity issues between NCache clients and cache servers.

Trace Events
Learn how to collect NCache trace events on Windows and Linux for deeper diagnostics.

Memory Dumps
Learn how to create memory dumps for analyzing NCache runtime, memory, and process-level issues.

Get-BucketStats
Learn how to use the Get-BucketStats cmdlet to fetch and filter bucket statistics in NCache.