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Manage debug mode

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Before you start debugging, you must enable debug mode in the 1C server cluster. The HTTP protocol is used for debugging in the Cloud for 1C on the cluster side.

After you enable or disable debug mode, the 1C server cluster will be restarted. We recommend scheduling the work during periods of minimal cluster load and using session locking for the associated infobases.

For more information on debugging, see the Debugging and testing of application solutions section of the 1C documentation.

Enable debug mode

enabled debug mode consumes some of the cluster's RAM; we do not recommend enabling it during periods of high cluster load.

  1. In the Control panel, in the top menu, click Products and select Cloud for 1C.
  2. Go to the 1C Server Clusters section.
  3. Open the cluster page → Settings tab.
  4. Toggle the Debug mode switch.
  5. Click Save. The cluster will be restarted, and all current connections to its info-bases will be disconnected. Once the cluster status changes to ACTIVE, you can connect to 1C in debug mode. Use the HTTP protocol and port 1550 to connect.
  6. Optional: after debugging is complete, turn off Debug mode to reduce the load on the cluster.

Disable debug mode

  1. In the Control panel, click Products in the top menu and select 1C Managed Cloud.
  2. Go to the 1C Server Clusters section.
  3. Open the cluster page → Settings tab.
  4. Turn off the Debug mode switch.
  5. Click Save. The cluster will be restarted, and all current connections to its info-bases will be disconnected. Once the cluster status changes to ACTIVE, you can connect to 1C again.