Difference of fpolicy and fpolicy_server

Dong_Chen — Wed, 04 Jun 2025 21:45:05 GMT

Hi,

I have a question about the fpolicy counters in cDOT. int the TR-4429_FPolicy for cDOT-Varonis, there are two objects: fpolicy and fpolicy_server. They both have some counters such as max_request_latency, outstanding_requests, etc. What is the difference between fpolicy and fpolicy_server?

statistics show -object fpolicy –instance <instance_name> -sample-id <id>
statistics show -object fpolicy_server –instance <instance_name> -sample-id <id>

Table 6) List of FPolicy counters.
max_request_latency Maximum screen requests latency
outstanding_requests Total number of screen requests in process
request_latency_hist Histogram of latency for screen requests
requests_dispatched_rate Number of screen requests dispatched per second
requests_received_rate Number of screen requests received per second

Table 7) List of fpolicy_server counters.
max_request_latency Maximum latency for a screen request
outstanding_requests Total number of screen requests waiting for response
request_latency Average latency for screen request
request_latency_hist Histogram of latency for screen requests
request_sent_rate Number of screen requests sent to FPolicy server per second
response_received_rate Number of screen responses received from FPolicy server per second

Re: Difference of fpolicy and fpolicy_server

Robert_EE — Mon, 21 Mar 2016 03:01:38 GMT

FPolicy seems to be the processes that are running on the actual cluster itself and fpolicy_server refers to the offbox processing. I hope this helps.

Re: Difference of fpolicy and fpolicy_server

Dong_Chen — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 02:43:48 GMT

Yes, I believe that's cDOT native FPolicy server and external FPolicy server.

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