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It’s a useful tool to demonstrate how Iguana X can handle gigabytes of log and queue data!

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title	STEP 1: From the dashboard of Iguana X, click on + Component

In order to use the logging and queuing system, first we’ll need a new component.

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title	STEP 4: Generate 60 months of logs for your component

On this new page, use the dropdown to select the Source component created in the earlier part
Also change the number of months of logs to generate to 60:

Note that we are generating approximately 2GB worth of logs for this exercise.
Click Run and wait for the log generation to finish
- When finished, the output looks like this:

Click the View logs for Source link to navigate to the logs for the Source component.

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title	STEP 5: Go to the logs section and select your component

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title	STEP 6: Now search for "magicString" and try log browser features to check performance

The logs displayed will jump to the first result and highlight the match, and the search will continue to run and find more results which is what the white expanding region in the control bar is about.

The progress of the search can be seen in two places:

Below the search field where it shows how far back in time the search has gone.
The up and down arrows show how many hits the search got and can navigate to the next and previous result.
The scroll bar on the right will fill up with white as an indication of how far along the search is.

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title	STEP 76: Now stop and start Iguana to check startup time

Stop and then start iguana and see how quickly it starts up.
Iguana will start quickly even though you have a lot of log data. We’ve engineered Iguana to handle logs for as long as you need them, without a performance degradation.

Let's test transferring logs to another component, please continue to our next page on Log Resubmission.

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