Endpoint Size Metrics
Since an API Proxy can be loaded into multiple environments, metrics must also be evaluated according to the environment it is loaded into. Therefore, in all analytics screens, metrics are filtered by first selecting environment information.
Metric data cannot be displayed for environments where Elasticsearch integration is not configured. In this case, a warning message is displayed on the screen.
Filtering and Refresh Options
This report appears as a sub-report under the Endpoints tab of the Metrics page. The filter row at the top of the page is shared across all sub-reports:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Environment Selection | You can select the environment you want to see metrics for |
| Project Selection | (Only in the Admin menu) You can filter metrics by selecting multiple projects |
| Date Range | You can determine the time range you want to see your metrics for (default: last 1 hour) |
| Refresh Button | Re-queries and updates the data for the currently displayed report only |
The sub-report row also includes an Export to Excel button that exports the data of the currently displayed report.
Table Column Descriptions
Information
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Project | Name of the project (only in admin view) |
| API Proxy | Name of the API Proxy |
| Method/Endpoint | HTTP method and endpoint path (e.g., /pet/findByStatus) |
Traffic Metrics (count)
- Successful: Number of requests resulting in successful (2xx) response code
- Blocked: Number of requests blocked due to security policies or rate limiting
- Error: Number of requests resulting in error (4xx, 5xx)
- Total: Total number of requests (Successful + Blocked + Error)
Request Size (bytes)
Body size metrics of requests coming to the endpoint:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Min. | Minimum request size (smallest request) |
| Max. | Maximum request size (largest request) |
| Avg. | Average request size |
Response Size (bytes)
Body size metrics of responses returning from the endpoint:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Min. | Minimum response size (smallest response) |
| Max. | Maximum response size (largest response) |
| Avg. | Average response size |