Get application performance time series statistics

post

http://127.0.0.1:8080/stats/timeseries/applicationPerformance

Retrieves application performance time series statistics for specified appliances and applications. Returns metrics including client/server network delays, total network delay, application delay, response time, and sample counts. Data can be filtered by tunnel name and aggregated at minute, hour, or day granularity. Delay values are returned in milliseconds.

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Query Params

tunnelName

string

Optional tunnel name filter. When provided, returns stats only for the specified tunnel.

startTime

int64

required

≥ 0

Unix epoch timestamp (seconds) for the start of the query time range. Must be less than endTime and greater than or equal to 0.

endTime

int64

required

≥ 0

Unix epoch timestamp (seconds) for the end of the query time range. Must be greater than startTime and greater than or equal to 0.

granularity

string

enum

required

Data aggregation granularity. Determines the time interval for data points. 'minute' returns raw minute-level data, 'hour' and 'day' return aggregated data.

Allowed:

limit

int32

≥ 1

Maximum number of records to return. When not specified, returns all matching records. Results are ordered by timestamp descending.

format

string

enum

Response format. Currently only JSON is supported for this endpoint.

Allowed:

Body Params

JSON object containing appliance identifiers and application names to query.

Request body for application performance time series query.

nePks

array of objects

required

List of appliance identifiers (nePks).

nePks*

applicationNames

array of strings

required

length ≥ 1

Array of monitored application names to filter results. At least one application name is required. Use exact application names as configured in the system.

applicationNames*

Responses

401

Unauthorized. Authentication credentials are missing or invalid.

403

Forbidden. User does not have READ or READ_WRITE role permissions.

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Response

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application/json

200Successful response containing application performance time series data.

400Bad request due to invalid or missing parameters.

503Service unavailable. Stats database connection failed.