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Access Requests

CDN allows you to view a domain name's traffic or bandwidth usage, the number of requests, and the number of queries per second (QPS) by visitor region or carrier. This helps you stay informed about the access to your domain name and adjust your services accordingly.

If you have enabled the enterprise project function for your account, note the following:

  1. Deleted domain names are not counted.
  2. If a domain name is migrated from enterprise project C to enterprise project D under the same account, its access statistics are no longer available under enterprise project C. Its statistics before and after the migration are displayed in enterprise D.

If the enterprise project function is not enabled, you can view the historical access statistics of deleted domain names generated in the past 90 days.

Precautions

  • You can query data from the last 90 days. Each query covers up to 31 days.
  • If no data is available for the queried domain name within the specified time span, no data is displayed in the trend charts.
  • The minimum granularity is 5 minutes. If the query time range is eight days or longer, the minimum granularity is 1 hour.
  • There is a delay of about one hour for usage statistics.
  • You can export the query results.
  • You can filter statistics by tag, service type, region, carrier, HTTP version, and Internet Protocol (IP) version.
  • You can compare data.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the CDN console.
  2. In the navigation pane, choose Analytics > Service Monitoring.
  3. Click the Access Requests tab and set search criteria (such as service type, domain name, and time). You can query the following data:
    • Period over period change: displays the data comparison result between the current statistical period and the previous period.

    • Traffic/Bandwidth: displays the traffic/bandwidth of specific domain names over time.
      • If the billing mode is 95th percentile bandwidth or average daily peak bandwidth, the statistical period is the same as the bandwidth query time range. If there is no bandwidth data within a query time range, the 95th percentile bandwidth line or average daily peak bandwidth line will not be displayed.
      • You can view the comparison between the IPv4 and IPv6 traffic.
    • Requests/Queries per Second (QPS): displays the number of requests or queries per second of specific domain names over time.
      • You can view the comparison between the number of IPv4 requests and IPv6 requests.
      Figure 1 Data trend charts

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Parent topic: Service Monitoring