What logging options does NCache provide?

NCache provides logging options for cache operations, client-side API calls, performance counters, Windows events, cloud environments, and server-side components such as cache, service, Management Center, and Execution Service logs.

How can I view NCache logs?

You can view NCache logs through log files, Windows Event Logs, the NCache Log Viewer, monitoring reports, and supported cloud logging options depending on the environment.

Why are NCache logs useful?

NCache logs help administrators monitor runtime activity, troubleshoot cache and client issues, review service behavior, and diagnose performance or configuration problems.

Logging

NCache provides multiple logging options to help you monitor runtime activity, diagnose issues, and review cache, client, service, and system-level behavior. These logs and related tools provide visibility into cache operations, API calls, performance counters, Windows events, cloud diagnostics, and server-side components.

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Cache Event IDs
Learn about NCache event IDs for cache, client, service, cluster, and runtime operations.

NCache Log Viewer
Learn how to use the NCache Log Viewer to view and analyze logs in an organized and interactive interface.

Performance Counters Logging
Learn how to log and review NCache performance counters for monitoring cache activity and runtime behavior.

Windows Event Logging
Learn how NCache records cache, service, and system-related events in Windows Event Logs.

API Logging
Learn how to enable and review client-side API logs for application cache operations.

Cache Server Logs
Learn about NCache server-side logs for cache, service, Management Center, Execution Service, PerfMon, and feature usage diagnostics.

Logging

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