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Whole Site Acceleration

If you have added a domain name whose Service Type is Whole site acceleration on the CDN console, you can view the domain name's traffic, bandwidth, and number of requests on the CDN console for routine monitoring and analysis.

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 whole site acceleration 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 whole site acceleration statistics of deleted domain names generated in the past 90 days.

Constraints

  • If the service area of your domain name is Global, you must query the statistics of this domain name by choosing Chinese mainland and International respectively. Query by Global is not available.
  • 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 traffic, bandwidth, or request quantity trend chart.
  • The minimum granularity is 5 minutes. If the query time range is eight days or longer, the minimum granularity is 1 hour.
  • The logged traffic statistics are displayed. However, the billable traffic is 10% higher than the logged statistics because TCP/IP packet headers and TCP retransmissions also consume traffic.
  • There is a delay of about one hour for the whole site usage statistics.
  • You can filter domain names by tag, service type, or enterprise project.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the CDN console.
  2. In the navigation pane, choose Analytics > Traffic Query.
  3. Click the Whole Site Acceleration tab and set search criteria, for example, domain name, time, and region. You can query and export the following data:
    • Traffic: displays the traffic and upstream traffic of specific domain names over time.
    • Bandwidth: displays the peak bandwidth and upstream bandwidth of specific domain names over time.
    • Request Count: displays the number of dynamic and static requests sent to specific domain names over time.
      Figure 1 Trend charts

      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.

Helpful Links

Whole Site Acceleration

Billing for Whole Site Acceleration

Parent topic: Traffic Query