Where can you find your Idle Time in Appian?

Idle Time in Appian refers to the duration when the application server is waiting for tasks or events to occur and is associated with performance monitoring of the Appian environment. The Engine Performance Logs are specifically designed to provide insights into various performance metrics of the application servers, including idle time. These logs capture detailed data about engine performance, such as the time spent in different states (idle, busy, etc.), resource utilization, and event processing times.

Utilizing the Engine Performance Logs enables developers and administrators to monitor and analyze the efficiency and responsiveness of Appian applications. By reviewing this log, one can identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement, ensuring the environment runs optimally without unnecessary delays.

In contrast, the other options serve different functions. The Application Server Logs primarily track application server-related events and errors, the System Health Report aggregates a wide range of metrics about the overall health of the system, and the User Activity Dashboard focuses on user interactions and engagement, rather than performance metrics like idle time. Hence, the Engine Performance Logs are the appropriate resource for determining Idle Time within Appian.