When a {{page.citrix-adc-generic}} instance has consumed most its available capacity, packet-drop may occur while processing the client traffic. This issue causes low performance in a {{page.citrix-adc-generic}} instance. By understanding such {{page.citrix-adc-generic}} capacity issues, you can proactively allocate additional licenses to steady the {{page.citrix-adc-generic}} performance.
In the Circle Pack View, you can view the {{page.citrix-adc-generic}} instance capacity issues if exists.
To view {{page.citrix-adc-generic}} capacity issues,
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Navigate to Infrastructure > Infrastructure Analytics.
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Select the circle pack view.
In Infrastructure Analytics, the circle-pack and tabular views display the events and issues that occurred in the last one hour.
The following illustration suggests the capacity issues exist in the selected instance:
The issues are categorized on the following capacity parameters:
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Throughput Limit Reached – The number of packets dropped in the instance after the throughput limit is reached.
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PE CPU Limit Reached - The number of packets dropped on all NICs after the PE CPU limit is reached.
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PPS Limit Reached – The number of packets dropped in the instance after PPS limit is reached.
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SSL Throughput Rate Limit – The number of times the SSL throughput limit reached.
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SSL TPS Rate Limit – The number of times the SSL TPS limit reached.