Hi All,

 

Is there any performance metrics tool available to perform the load test on plugin available in Marketplace? We are looking to analyze the site performance when Change log plugin is installed and enabled. 

Change log for Creatio | Creatio Marketplace

 

I have read thru this community post submitted couple of years back but would like to know if there is any monitoring tool available post that with any recent update. 

Performance / Load testing of GUI and Web services | Community Creatio

 

Also, if any one using Change log plugin, I would request your valuable feedback about the plugin usage based on performance metrics.

 

Please Note: we have  a site expected to have 200+ concurrent users.

 

 

Thanks

Anupama K

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Hello Anupama,

 

Currently, Creatio does not have any kind of solution out of the box for this task.

You can monitor the performance of your instance in other ways by using next options:

 

If you have an on-site version of our product:

    You can use tools as Zabbix or Grafana;

    You could check the logs of your SQL server;

    You could check your IIS logs;

If you have a cloud version of our product:

     In case of any slowdowns of your instance, please contact our technical support.

 

Thank you,

Artem.

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We have a scenario where there are nearly 12 fields in an object.

 

When a field is getting modified in a record, an email should be sent capturing the old value and new value of the field. For capturing the old and new values, we use the change log plugin at https://marketplace.creatio.com/app/change-log-creatio

When more than one field is getting modified, only one email containing all the modified fields should be sent.

Kindly suggest how we can implement the same.

We tried using a business process but facing challenges around capturing changes in field-level.

 

product - service creatio

version - 7.16

 

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You can read the column names, old value & new value of field from the log table used in above plugin, in a loop to read all the fields changed. Each time in loop, put the data as one line in a string field parameter like 

"Field Name : <field> Old value: <value>  New Value: <value> " and when loop exists send the email, add this parameter field which you developed in the email body.

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