Application Delivery Management

Surge Queue Buildup

December 31, 2023

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When a server receives a surge of requests, the server becomes slow to respond to the clients. Often, the overload also causes clients to receive error pages. A virtual server needs to have enough back-end servers configured to handle the incoming requests.

Using the Surge Queue Buildup indicator, you can view the virtual servers that have surge queue buildup. Click the Surge Queue Buildup tab to view the issue details.

Surge queue

The Recommended Actions to troubleshoot the issue are:

Increase the number of client connections limit. For more information, see Set a limit on the number of client connections
Increase the back-end servers to serve the application requests

Under Details, you can view:

The time that occurred the surge queue buildup anomaly
Total occurrences
The anomaly severity such as high, low, and medium
The detection message indicating the surge queue buildup on the virtual server

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Surge Queue Buildup

December 31, 2023

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December 31, 2023

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Surge Queue Buildup

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