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QRadar: Device Parsing has sent a total of xxxx event(s) directly to storage

Troubleshooting


Problem

The QRadar system notifications repeatedly reports "Performance degradation has been detected in the event pipeline. Events were routed directly."
There are two situations in which the Performance Degradation notification is generated; the performance degradation can occur at the ecs-ec service level (Device Parsing) or the ecs-ep service (Custom Rule Engine).
In this article, we discuss the Performance Degradation at the Device Parsing level.

Symptom

  • Events show up with a Low-Level Category of Stored in the Log Activity tab.
  • Errors similar to the following appear in the qradar.error log on the Event Collector where the event was received:
    com.ibm.si.ec.filters.normalize.DSMFilter: [WARN] [NOT:0080004101][xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/- -] [-/- -]Device Parsing has sent a total of 18603 event(s) directly to storage. 18603 event(s) have been sent in the last 60 seconds.  Queue is at 99 percent capacity.
  • From the UI, we can see the following Alert: "Performance degradation has been detected in the event pipeline. Events were routed directly":Alert

Document Location

Worldwide

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Document Information

Modified date:
10 January 2023

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ibm16831349