Get tunnel time series drc stats data of a single appliance filter by certain query parameters.

get

http://127.0.0.1:8080/stats/timeseries/drc

This operation returns a JSON object containing COLUMN_DEF and DATA. COLUMN_DEF is an array containing the names indicating what corresponding number in data array means. Data objects of each appliance is an array of data arrays, each data array contains the stats for a particular timestamp. Each number is data array corresponds to a name in COLUMN_DEF.
DATA object contains only values not keys.

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Query Params

nePk

string

required

Internal ID of the appliance to filter from

startTime

integer

required

Long(Signed 64 bits) value of seconds since EPOCH time indicating the starting time boundary of data time range

endTime

integer

required

Long(Signed 64 bits) value of seconds since EPOCH time indicating the ending time boundary of data time range

granularity

string

enum

required

Data granularity filtering whether data is minutely data, hourly data or daily data.

Allowed:

tunnelName

string

required

Filter for data which belongs to tunnel with name {tunnelName}

limit

integer

Limit the number of stats entity retrieved. Default and maximum limits are both 10000.

format

string

enum

The only format other than JSON we support currently is CSV, so format=csv.

Allowed:

boolean

Using IP as key for grouping stats instead of using internal appliance id as key. Default value if false

latest

integer

Instead of providing {startTime} and {endTime}, using {latest} query parameter could provide you stats for, say latest 10 minutes. Unit is minute. Example: latest=10. Default is to use {startTime} and {endTime} but if {latest} is presented then {latest} takes priority.

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