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As a sysadmin, I want to know when some LDAP queries are unreasonably slow

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      As an admin who has connected Crowd (or an Embedded Crowd product) to an LDAP server, I want to know if the LDAP queries are performing well, or they are being very slow.

            [CWD-4082] As a sysadmin, I want to know when some LDAP queries are unreasonably slow

            If an LDAP query takes more than X milliseconds, Crowd will now log INFO level log messages with the time (in ms) taken by the LDAP query. If the LDAP query takes less time than X milliseconds, the query time taken will be logged at debug level.

            X in the above paragraph is a number, defaulting to 1000 (i.e. default threshold is 1 second), and can be changed by setting the system property com.atlassian.crowd.ldap.log.wait.threshold to a different number.

            Sunny Kalsi [Atlassian] added a comment - - edited If an LDAP query takes more than X milliseconds, Crowd will now log INFO level log messages with the time (in ms) taken by the LDAP query. If the LDAP query takes less time than X milliseconds, the query time taken will be logged at debug level. X in the above paragraph is a number, defaulting to 1000 (i.e. default threshold is 1 second), and can be changed by setting the system property com.atlassian.crowd.ldap.log.wait.threshold to a different number.

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