Hi,
I’ve noticed that we can see analytics per api proxy, but I don’t see a way to filter down these results to just certain endpoints. This is really critical for us, as we have proxies with up to 10+ endpoints, and need analytics for each one.
Thanks,
Aleks
HI @aleks1 - when you say 10+ end points, are you referring to 10 flows (resources) in your proxy ? And you want reports on them ?
10 different flows. As in, ten different paths (/inventory/quantity, /orders/status, /salesorders, etc.) with their own flow that converge to a single target endpoint.
HI @aleks1
In Custom Report, there is a dimension for Proxy Path Suffix you can select that will give you the stats for each calls that were made to those resources
You can create a Custom report with Proxy as the first dimension and Proxy Path Suffix as the second dimension. Save the report
On a given time range, the report should show traffic info across proxies which is the first dimension.
On clicking the proxy (in my case, I clicked the uberapi proxy), you should be able to drill down to another graph that shows the report per path suffix within that proxy
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
You can create a report with just Proxy Path Suffix as One dimension, but with the way I mentioned, its more easier to get the values for each proxies. Otherwise you would see across all which could make the report confusing
Hello, tried your way, but how can I see the response time per call for a specific path?
HI @ali1
That can be done by adding another Metrics “Total Response Time”.
You should be able to see both the metrics in the same report
The graph on the top gives the traffic count for each base path and the one below has the response time (average).
Hope this helps
Your suggestion are working. But I was trying to do open period like get an aggregate results for 3 months. The report does not allow me more than 15 days period. is the a way to have free date/time range?
HI @ali1
For that you might need to use the Management Stats API. I just ran this curl command to get the JSON response. You can use this and convert to a report
curl -X GET --header "Authorization:Basic *****" "https://api.enterprise.apigee.com/v1/o/{org}/e/{env}/stats/proxy_pathsuffix?select=sum(message_count)&timeRange=10%2F01%2F2016%2000%3A00~10%2F30%2F2016%2023%3A59&timeUnit=week"<br>
You can provide your own time range you want. I have provided 10/01/2016 to 10/30/2016
More info here
That works but not when we have proxy suffixes with dynamically determined parameter. If I have a /path/{dynamically_determined_parameter} as the path suffix, it will treat each endpoint as a unique path. Is there any suggested ways to do this?
Hi,
Did you get a solution for this??
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