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GET
/
metrics
/
{basin}
Basin-level metrics.
curl --request GET \
  --url https://aws.s2.dev/v1/metrics/{basin} \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer <token>'
{
  "values": [
    {
      "scalar": {
        "name": "<string>",
        "unit": "bytes",
        "value": 123
      }
    }
  ]
}

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Metric sets

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basin-ops

Set of accumulation metrics, one per basin operation. Each basin-level request is a single operation, and this endpoint will return as many timeseries as there are distinct basin operations with non-zero values within the specified period. Requires a start and end timestamp. Accepts an optional interval parameter for minute / hour / day aggregations.

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basin-storage

gauge of cumulative stored bytes, per hour, aggregated across all streams within the basin. Requires a start and end timestamp.

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append-ops

Returns accumulation of append operations aggregated across all streams within the basin, grouped by storage class. An append operation is defined as one minute of appends to a single stream, using a single TCP connection. For instance, 10 unary appends to stream X, each initializing a new connection, would be 10 append operations. 10 unary or streaming session appends to stream X, on a single TCP connection, within a single minute, would be 1 append operation. Requires a start and end timestamp. Accepts an optional interval parameter for minute / hour / day aggregations.

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append-bytes

Returns two accumulation metrics of appended throughput in bytes, aggregated across all streams within the basin: one for appends against express storage class streams, and another for appends against standard storage class streams. Requires a start and end timestamp. Accepts an optional interval parameter for minute / hour / day aggregations.

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read-ops

Returns two accumulation metrics of read operations, aggregated across all streams within the basin: one for reads from cold storage (records older than 20 seconds), and another for reads against hot storage. A read operation is defined as one minute of reads from a single stream, using a single TCP connection. For instance, 10 unary reads from stream X, each initializing a new connection, would be 10 read operations. 10 unary or streaming session reads from stream X, on a single TCP connection, within a single minute, would be 1 read operation. Requires a start and end timestamp. Accepts an optional interval parameter for minute / hour / day aggregations.

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read-bytes

accumulation of read throughput in bytes, aggregated across all streams within the basin. Requires a start and end timestamp. Accepts an optional interval parameter for minute / hour / day aggregations.
This metric set does not currently separate egress traffic by client origin, which will be a dimension for billing.

Authorizations

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Authorization
string
header
required

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your access token.

Path Parameters

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basin
string
required

Basin name.

Query Parameters

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set
enum<string>
required

Metric set to return.

Available options:
storage,
append-ops,
read-ops,
read-throughput,
append-throughput,
basin-ops
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start
integer

Start timestamp as Unix epoch seconds, if applicable for the metric set.

Required range: x >= 0
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end
integer

End timestamp as Unix epoch seconds, if applicable for the metric set.

Required range: x >= 0
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interval
enum<string>

Interval to aggregate over for timeseries metric sets.

Available options:
minute,
hour,
day

Response

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values
object[]
required

Metrics comprising the set.

  • Option 1
  • Option 2
  • Option 3
  • Option 4