Hello,
We're trying to identify ways of improving the JIRA performance, and for this we first want to understand how it's being used.
We would like to know if it's possible somehow that using the "access_log.year-mm-dd" files that JIRA automatically generates to get who are the users making the most calls to them.
Using the JIRA analyzer (https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/jira-access-log-analyzer-687025035.html) we already found that a lot of what happens in our JIRA is made through REST calls.
Then we used:
grep -o 'user_id' access_log.2019-01-31 | wc -l
to count the number of occurrences of the user id we thought would have a lot of entries. And it did have indeed a lot (over 900.000).
However, we already knew about this user and expected it to have big values.
Our question would be if anybody knows a way to find out which other users make a lot of requests?
Thank you!
