Where the hell are all the stats?!
Poly 1.x can log statistics and other info in two places. First, high-level stats are dumped on the “console” (standard output). The verbosity level can be changed using the corresponding option. The console output can be redirected into a file. If you need more than a simple request-per-second trace, you should enable binary log (off by default). A lot of detailed stats will be dumped into the specified file in a compact binary format. All the comments displayed on the console will be stored in this log as well. Moreover, even the console output suppressed by the verbosity level option will be stored. Note that all information is kept in memory and is flushed to a file at the end of a run. Use Log Reader (lr) and Log Extractor (lx) programs from Polygraph distribution to read binary logs. Console output is convenient for run-time monitoring and debugging. Binary log should be used for report generation and long term storage.
