You are looking for throughput of the policy server. Please refer the below KB article:
Tech Tip : CA Single Sign-On :: Policy server :: STATS Information (Updated)
Here is an example of the 'smpolicysrv -stats' which outputs the smps.log when run:
[3524/4640][Sun Sep 17 2017 23:49:55][CServer.cpp:4747][INFO][sm-Serveor-01990] ===================================================================================
[3524/4640][Sun Sep 17 2017 23:49:55][CServer.cpp:4748][INFO][sm-Server-02000] System Statistics
[3524/4640][Sun Sep 17 2017 23:49:55][CServer.cpp:4765][INFO][sm-Server-02020] Thread pool limit: 70
[3524/4640][Sun Sep 17 2017 23:49:55][CServer.cpp:4787][INFO][sm-Server-02030] Thread pool: Msgs=36630 Throughput=0.033/sec Response Time=209.441ms Wait Time In Queue=0.077ms Max HP Msg=2 Max NP Msg=1 Current Depth=0 Max Depth=2 Current High Depth=0 Current Norm Depth=0 Current Threads=8 Max Threads=8 Busy Threads=0
[3524/4640][Sun Sep 17 2017 23:49:55][CServer.cpp:4795][INFO][sm-Server-02040] Connections: Current=0 Max=23 Limit=256 Exceeded limit=0
[3524/4640][Sun Sep 17 2017 23:49:55][CServer.cpp:4798][INFO][sm-Server-01990] ===================================================================================
Note :
- stats: This switch produces current server runtime statistics such as thread pool limit, thread pool message, and the number of connections.
- resetstats: This switch resets the current server runtime statistics without restarting the Policy Server. This switch resets the following counters
Stats Information:
- Msgs : This is the total number of requests that have been removed from the queue.
- Throughput : Average number of request processed per second (request/per second)
- Response Time : Average response times.
- Wait Time In Queue : Average time interval between Enqueue and Dequeue of the messages (request) from the queue
- Max HP Msg : Maximum number of High Priority messages on the queue since the last reset of stats
- Max. NP Msg : Maximum number of Normal Priority messages on the queue since the last reset of stats
- Current Depth : Number of messages in the queue at the time of executing -stats
- Max Depth : Maximum number of messages in the queue since the last rest of stats
- Current High Depth : Number of High Priority messages in the queue at the time of executing -stats
- Current Norm Depth : Number of Normal Priority messages in the queue at the time of executing -stats
- Current Threads : Number of worker threads running at the time of executing -stats. This includes sum of busy and idle worker threads.
- Max Threads : Maximum number of worker thread at any time.
- Busy Threads : Number of worker threads actively processing request at the time of executing -stats