Proxy Creation Report
View Options
This report offers two different views:
Shows graphically how many API Proxies were created monthly in the date range determined from filters.
Lists data in the graph view in detail in table format.
Filtering by API Proxy Type
The type filter in the list view lets you select every API Proxy type on the platform: REST, SOAP, gRPC, WebSocket, AI, MCP and A2A. You can select several types at once; when none is selected, all types are listed.
The type column shows the type of each API Proxy on every row, independently of the filter you apply.
Showing Routing Information
Two options in the filter area let you see where your API Proxies actually route requests. Both are off by default; when you turn them on, a new column is added both to the on-screen list and to the Excel output.
Shows the target addresses the API Proxy forwards requests to. When an API Proxy defines several targets, all of them are listed one under another, with primary, canary, mirror and failover targets labelled separately.
When a target is used only if certain conditions are met, shows a summary of that condition on the same line as the address. The cell stays empty for targets without conditions. On AI Proxies a condition can be defined either by field comparison or by semantic similarity; both forms are summarized.
The route condition option becomes available once the route address option is enabled. Condition summaries are produced aligned with the address lines, so they carry no meaning without the address column.
How targets are displayed depends on the API Proxy type. REST, SOAP, gRPC and WebSocket show backend addresses; AI shows provider and model information; MCP and A2A show the name and address of the server they connect to. For MCP configurations that expose their own tools there is no external target, so the column states the number of exposed tools instead of an address. For A2A configurations that expose their own agent, the column lists the exposure together with the provider and model the agent uses.
Because both columns are off by default, scripts that process your existing Excel output are unaffected; the columns appear only when you enable them.