C1000-163 · Question #81
If it is not tuned properly, custom rules can cause performance issues. Which tool allows you to troubleshoot if a rule causes performance issues?
The correct answer is B. findExpensiveCustomRules.sh. findExpensiveCustomRules.sh is purpose-built to identify which custom rules are consuming excessive resources, making it the go-to diagnostic tool when rule tuning is suspected as a performance bottleneck. threadTop.sh (A) monitors thread-level CPU activity in a general sense…
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If it is not tuned properly, custom rules can cause performance issues. Which tool allows you to troubleshoot if a rule causes performance issues?
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- AthreadTop.sh
- BfindExpensiveCustomRules.sh
- CcollectGvStats.sh
- Dvalidate_ecs_service.sh
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A15% (9)
- B75% (45)
- C3% (2)
- D7% (4)
Explanation
findExpensiveCustomRules.sh is purpose-built to identify which custom rules are consuming excessive resources, making it the go-to diagnostic tool when rule tuning is suspected as a performance bottleneck. threadTop.sh (A) monitors thread-level CPU activity in a general sense - useful for spotting overloaded threads, but not specific to custom rule evaluation. collectGvStats.sh (C) gathers global variable statistics for memory/state analysis, not rule performance profiling. validate_ecs_service.sh (D) is an ECS service health/configuration validator, unrelated to rule performance troubleshooting entirely.
Memory tip: The script name tells you exactly what it does - "find expensive custom rules." When you see a performance question about custom rules, look for the script whose name literally describes the problem you're solving.
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