Troubleshooting your system
Pega provides basic troubleshooting tools, resources, and articles that you can use to solve common problems you may encounter.
- Accessing self-service troubleshooting resources
Several troubleshooting resources are available on Pega Community, such as release notes, troubleshooting articles, and conversations with experts.
- Understanding logs and logging messages
You can categorize log files to more easily identify which loggers are for which features, and you can set log levels for categories and for individual loggers.
- Viewing system settings for troubleshooting
To diagnose configuration issues across the cluster, use the Admin Studio System settings page to verify the system settings for a node or cluster.
- Troubleshooting background processing
Pega Platform provides a variety of methods for analyzing and troubleshooting background processes, including job schedulers, queue processors, and agents.
- Tracer results window
The header row of the tracer results window contains the Pega node hash and computer name. For cluster-wide tracing of service rules, the tracer displays a separate section for each node that reported events.
- Crash recovery
The Pega Platform provides crash recovery for browser and servers. With crash recovery enabled, the Pega Platform saves the structure of the user interface and relevant work metadata to the database on user interface events.
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