The average delay in seconds of the index documents that represent content and that were indexed in the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute IndexStatisticInterval. If <n> is 0 or greater than the value of attribute IndexMaxStatisticInterval, this attribute will contain the value since the start of the Content Feeder. The difference of the time when a batch was successfully sent and the feedable field freshness are used for each feedable object where feederstate is SUCCESS.

The set of index documents used to compute this value can be restricted by introducing a java.util.function.Predicate. This predicate can be injected into the Spring bean index. The include method accepts an object of type com.coremedia.cap.feeder.Feedable. The custom implementation decides whether to include the index document into the computation of this value.

To inject a custom predicate use the bean customizer and replace the BatchStatisticsFeedablePredicate of the index bean:

<customize:replace id="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicateCustomizer" bean="index" custom-ref="myPredicate" property="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicate" />

The number of index documents that represent content and that were indexed in the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute BatchStatisticsIntervalSeconds. If <n> is 0, this attribute will contain the value since the start of the Content Feeder.

The set of index documents used to compute this value can be restricted by introducing a java.util.function.Predicate. This predicate can be injected into the Spring bean index. The include method accepts an object of type com.coremedia.cap.feeder.Feedable. The custom implementation decides whether to include the index document into the computation of this value.

To inject a custom predicate use the bean customizer and replace the BatchStatisticsFeedablePredicate of the feeder bean:

<customize:replace id="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicateCustomizer" bean="index" custom-ref="myPredicate" property="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicate" />

The maximum delay in seconds of the index documents that represent content and that were indexed in the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute IndexStatisticInterval. If <n> is 0 or greater than the value of attribute IndexMaxStatisticInterval, this attribute will contain the value since the start of the Content Feeder. The difference of the time when a batch was successfully sent and the feedable field freshness are used for each feedable object where feederstate is SUCCESS.

The set of index documents used to compute this value can be restricted by introducing a java.util.function.Predicate. This predicate can be injected into the Spring bean index. The include method accepts an object of type com.coremedia.cap.feeder.Feedable. The custom implementation decides whether to include the index document into the computation of this value.

To inject a custom predicate use the bean customizer and replace the BatchStatisticsFeedablePredicate of the index bean:

<customize:replace id="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicateCustomizer" bean="index" custom-ref="myPredicate" property="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicate" />

The minimum delay in seconds of the index documents that represent content and that were indexed in the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute IndexStatisticInterval. If <n> is 0 or greater than the value of attribute IndexMaxStatisticInterval, this attribute will contain the value since the start of the Content Feeder. The difference of the time when a batch was successfully sent and the feedable field freshness are used for each feedable object where feederstate is SUCCESS.

The set of index documents used to compute this value can be restricted by introducing a java.util.function.Predicate. This predicate can be injected into the Spring bean index. The include method accepts an object of type com.coremedia.cap.feeder.Feedable. The custom implementation decides whether to include the index document into the computation of this value.

To inject a custom predicate use the bean customizer and replace the BatchStatisticsFeedablePredicate of the index bean:

<customize:replace id="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicateCustomizer" bean="index" custom-ref="myPredicate" property="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicate" />

The time when last indexing happened for the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute IndexStatisticInterval.

The set of index documents used to compute this value can be restricted by introducing a java.util.function.Predicate. This predicate can be injected into the Spring bean index. The include method accepts an object of type com.coremedia.cap.feeder.Feedable. The custom implementation decides whether to include the index document into the computation of this value.

To inject a custom predicate use the bean customizer and replace the BatchStatisticsFeedablePredicate of the index bean:

<customize:replace id="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicateCustomizer" bean="index" custom-ref="myPredicate" property="batchStatisticsFeedablePredicate" />

The number of events the Content Feeder is behind the most recent event.

It is computed as the difference between the sequence number of the Content Server's current timestamp and the sequence number of the timestamp of the last event whose changes have been persisted in the index. Unified API subsequence numbers are not taken into account, that is two Unified API events with the same sequence number (but different subsequence numbers) are counted as single event. Each content is counted as one additional event when the Content Feeder is still initializing.

The value of this attribute increases with changes to content, users or groups in the Content Server. It is decreased after the Content Feeder has processed these changes.

Note that the value of this attribute may stay at a non-zero value for a short time after starting the Content Feeder and before the next change happens in the Content Server. This only happens if the latest events in the Content Server are user or group changes. This exceptional case does not indicate a lagging Content Feeder.

The number of persisted events for the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute IndexStatisticInterval. If <n> is zero or greater than the value of attribute IndexMaxStatisticInterval, this attribute contains the total number of persisted events since starting the Content Feeder.

Persisted events are computed as difference between sequence numbers of timestamps for which all changes have been persisted in the index. Unified API subsequence numbers are not taken into account, that is, two Unified API events with the same sequence number (but different subsequence numbers) are counted as single event.

This attribute contains the number of persisted contents as long as the Content Feeder is still initializing.

The number of persisted events per second for the last <n> seconds, where <n> is the value of the attribute IndexStatisticInterval. If <n> is zero or greater than the value of attribute IndexMaxStatisticInterval, this attribute contains the persisted events per second since starting the Content Feeder.

Persisted events are computed as difference between sequence numbers of timestamps for which all changes have been persisted in the index. Unified API subsequence numbers are not taken into account, that is, two Unified API events with the same sequence number (but different subsequence numbers) are counted as single event.

This attribute contains the persisted contents per second as long as the Content Feeder is still initializing.