Metrics and Analytics

The Metrics section shows how your API requests are performing. Track request volume, success rates, response times, and data transfer across all your keys.

Summary Cards

At the top of the Metrics page, summary cards show totals for the selected time range:

Metric Description
Total Requests Number of API requests made
Bytes In Total request payload size
Bytes Out Total response payload size
Avg Response Time Mean response time across all requests
Min Response Time Fastest response in the period
Max Response Time Slowest response in the period

Timeline Charts

Timeline charts show how metrics change over time. You can view:

  • Request volume: total requests per interval.
  • Bytes in/out: data transfer over time.
  • Response time: min, average, and max per interval.
  • Active connections: concurrent requests at any point.

Time Range

Select a time range to control how far back the charts go:

Range Description
Last hour Most recent 60 minutes
Last 24 hours Previous day of data
Last 7 days Previous week
Last 30 days Previous month

Interval

The chart interval controls the granularity of each data point:

Interval Best for
5 minutes Last 1 to 6 hours
1 hour Last 1 to 7 days
1 day Last 7 to 30 days

Outcome Types

Every API request is classified into one of these outcomes:

Outcome Meaning
success Target returned HTTP 200 with no errors
application_error Target returned HTTP 200 but the response contained an error
application_fail Target returned a non-200 status code
client_error Your request had invalid parameters or format
rate_limit Request was rejected due to rate limiting
service_error Unexpected error in the request pipeline
service_fail Network failure (timeout, connection refused, DNS error)

Filter the charts by outcome to isolate specific patterns. For example, filter to rate_limit to see when you're hitting limits, or service_fail to find timeout issues.

Filtering by Key

Use the key filter to see metrics for a specific API key. You can only view keys within your access scope: personal keys, org keys you administer, or keys shared through teams.

Last updated: April 9, 2026