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Anypoint Monitoring provides many predefined values and identifiers for your configurations.
Many fields accept time and date interval values in the following format:
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Week, for example: |
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Day, for example: |
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Hour, for example: |
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Minute, for example: |
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Second, for example: |
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Millisecond, for example: |
Metrics are available to basic and advanced mode chart configurations.
These metrics are available when you configure basic mode chart using the Application Panel setting.
Run your Mule app on a supported Mule runtime version. For supported versions, see Mule Runtime Release Notes.
| Basic Metrics | Unit |
|---|---|
Inbound - Average Request Count by Endpoint |
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Inbound - Average Request Count by Flow |
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Inbound - Average Response Count by Endpoint |
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Inbound - Average Response Count by Flow |
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Inbound - Failure Average Request Count by Endpoint |
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Inbound - Failure Average Request Count by Flow |
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Inbound - Failure Average Response Time by Endpoint |
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Inbound - Failure Average Response Time by Flow |
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Inbound - Success Average Request Count by Endpoint |
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Inbound - Success Average Request Count by Flow |
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Inbound - Success Average Response Time by Endpoint |
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Inbound - Success Average Response Time by Flow |
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JVM - CPU % Utilization |
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JVM - CPU Load Average |
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JVM - Classes Loaded |
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JVM - Classes Loaded Total |
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JVM - Classes Unloaded |
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JVM - Code Cache Committed |
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JVM - Code Cache Init |
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JVM - Code Cache Max |
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JVM - Code Cache Used |
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JVM - Compressed Class Space Committed |
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JVM - Compressed Class Space Total |
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JVM - Compressed Class Space Used |
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JVM - Garbage Collection Count |
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JVM - Garbage Collection Time |
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JVM - Heap Committed |
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JVM - Heap Used |
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JVM - JVM Uptime |
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JVM - Memory Utilization |
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JVM - Metaspace Committed |
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JVM - Metaspace Init |
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JVM - Metaspace Max |
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JVM - Metaspace Used |
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JVM - Par Eden Committed |
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JVM - Par Eden Init |
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JVM - Par Eden Max |
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JVM - Par Eden Used |
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JVM - Par New Collection Count |
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JVM - Par New Collection Time |
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JVM - Par Survivor Committed |
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JVM - Par Survivor Init |
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JVM - Par Survivor Max |
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JVM - Par Survivor Used |
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JVM - Tenured Gen Committed |
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JVM - Tenured Gen Init |
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JVM - Tenured Gen Max |
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JVM - Tenured Gen Used |
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JVM - Thread count - Server |
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JVM - Total System Memory |
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JVM - Total System Processors |
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Outbound - Average Request Count by Endpoint |
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Outbound - Average Request Count by Flow |
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Outbound - Average Response Time by Endpoint |
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Outbound - Average Response Time by Flow |
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Outbound - Failure Average Request Count by Endpoint |
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Outbound - Failure Average Request Count by Flow |
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Outbound - Failure Average Response Time by Endpoint |
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Outbound - Failure Average Response Time by Flow |
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Outbound - Success Average Request Count by Endpoint |
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Outbound - Success Average Request Count by Flow |
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Outbound - Success Average Response Time by Endpoint |
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Outbound - Success Average Response Time by Flow |
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These metrics are available when you configure basic mode chart using the API Panel setting.
| Basic Metrics | Unit |
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Average Response Time by Instance |
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Failed Requests by Instance |
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Failures by Method |
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Failures by Path |
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Failures by Response Code |
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Policy Violations by Instance |
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Policy Violations by Outcome |
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Policy Violations by Path |
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Policy Violations by Violation ID |
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Requests Volume by Instance |
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Requests by Client ID |
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Requests by Client IP |
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Requests by Method |
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Requests by Path |
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Requests by Performance |
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Requests by Response Code |
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Slow Requests |
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The retention period for basic mode metrics for APIs is two hours.
These metrics are available if you use basic mode for APIs using the API Analytics Panel setting (deprecated):
| Basic Metrics | Unit |
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Requests by HTTP Policy Violation |
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Requests by HTTP Respond Code |
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Requests by Method |
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Requests by Instance |
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These metrics are available when you use Advanced mode for apps:
| Metric | Key (From clause) | Available Field Values (Select clause) |
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Application Inbound Metrics |
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Application Outbound Metrics |
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Application Statistics |
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Disk Statistics |
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Eden Space |
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N/A |
JVM ClassLoader |
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JVM CPU |
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JVM Garbage Collection |
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JVM Garbage Collection |
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JVM Heap Total Memory |
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JVM Memory “Code Cache” |
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JVM Memory Compressed |
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JVM Memory Metaspace |
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JVM Memory (Par Eden Space) |
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JVM Memory (Survivor Space) |
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JVM Memory (Tenured Generation) |
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JVM Runtime |
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JVM Thread Count |
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Operating System |
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Survivor Space |
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N/A |
These metrics are available if you use advanced mode for APIs using the API Panel setting:
| Metric | Key (From clause) | Available Field Values (Select clause) |
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API Client IP |
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API Path |
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API Summary |
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Some Anypoint Monitoring fields, such as text graph fields in a custom dashboard, accept Markdown. Markdown is a lightweight syntax for styling all forms of writing. For information about the Markdown syntax, see Markdown.
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<ul>
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</ul>
</ul>
<ol type="1">
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<ol>
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</ol>
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Preformatted text:
<pre>
Text in a pre element
is displayed in a fixed-width
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<table style="width:100%">
<tr>
<th>Firstname</th>
<th>Lastname</th>
<th>Age</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Jill</td>
<td>Smith</td>
<td>50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
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</tr>
</table>
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padding: 0;
overflow: hidden;
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}
li {
float: left;
}
li a {
display: block;
color: white;
text-align: center;
padding: 16px;
text-decoration: none;
}
li a:hover {
background-color: #111111;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
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