Hi John REST payload logs are currently limited to the features you already see in the designer. There is no summary of the content-length available when sending REST requests. But the content-length header of the response could contain valid sizes (if we're not receiving chuncked output). What is possible today is to record request/response data via manged beans JMX api and use the visualvm plugin to detect slow services. ![alt text][1] To enable request/response payload recording: - Install the 'MBean' plugin for visualvm - Reboot and open the VM of your engine - Switch to the 'MBean' tab - Navigate to 'IvyEngine' -> 'External REST WebService' -> 'YOURAPP' -> 'YourEnVIROMENT' -> 'YOURSERVICE' - set `recordRequestResponse` to `true` - consider raising `maxEntityBytesToRecord` as well Then one could directly analyze slow calls in the `slowestCall` composite attribute view. Still there is no direct exposure of the payload size. But you can manually explore slowest calls.... [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/visualvm_RESTrequestResponsePayload.png

Hi John REST payload logs are currently limited to the features you already see in the designer. There is no summary of the content-length available when sending REST requests. But the content-length header of the response could contain valid sizes (if we're not receiving chuncked output). What is possible today is to record request/response data via manged beans and use the visualvm plugin to detect slow services. ![alt text][1] To enable request/response payload recording: - Install the 'MBean' plugin for visualvm - Reboot and open the VM of your engine - Switch to the 'MBean' tab - Navigate to 'IvyEngine' -> 'External REST WebService' -> 'YOURAPP' -> 'YourEnVIROMENT' -> 'YOURSERVICE' - set `recordRequestResponse` to `true` - consider raising `maxEntityBytesToRecord` as well Then one could directly analyze slow calls in the `slowestCall` composite attribute view. Still there is no direct exposure of the payload size. But you can manually explore slowest calls.... [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/visualvm_RESTrequestResponsePayload.png