Is there a way to find all the proxies within an organization does not any traffic or are unused for a particular period of time? This can helpful to find unused proxies and to remove them.
Please note that there is no API to determine unused API Proxies as such.
I think the best way to determine the API Proxies that are unused would be to check the Analytics “Proxy Performance” dashboard.
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Go to Analytics “Proxy Performance” dashboard and select “Custom” tab and select the last 15 days and note down the API Proxies on which there was traffic.
(For ex: Let’s say you selected the duration Oct 1 - Oct 12) -
Repeat the step 1 by selecting the previous 15 days.
(For ex: Now select the duration as Sep 16 - Sep30, followed by Sep 1 - Sep 15) -
You can choose the total duration as 1 month, 2 months, 3 months or 6 months. This will help you to know if a particular API Proxy has not been used for that duration and you can go ahead and delete such API Proxies.
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I found that there’s a tool developed to determine that API Proxies that did not have traffic for X number of days. You can use this tool to identify the API Proxies that did not have traffic for X number of days (for ex: 90 days) in your org for a specific environment or all environments.
I did run the tool and verified that it gives the proper information for one of the API Proxies.
Here’s the link for the tool:
https://github.com/apigeecs/ApigeeBundleReaper
The link has README and steps how to use this tool.
Note:
- Read the instructions carefully and run the tool with appropriate options and values.
- You need to pass your Edge credentials as “Basic ”.
- Also do note that this tool does not have an active support team to fix any issues etc.
Hope it helps.
Thanks for spreading this tool 
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For Apigee X you can use this simple script: Listing Apigee X deployed proxies that have no traffic
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Hi @akashtp , Need your help in running this utility. I’m facing issues & not able to get the output from the mentioned tool.