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Viewing monitoring charts in API Gateway

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at January 29, 2025

You can monitor the status of API gateways using the monitoring tools in the management console. These tools display diagnostic information as charts.

The chart update period is 15 seconds.

Viewing monitoring charts

Management console
  1. In the management console, go the folder containing the API gateway.

  2. Select API Gateway.

  3. Select the API gateway whose monitoring charts you want to view.

  4. Go to the Monitoring tab.

  5. The following charts will open on the page:

    • Requests: Number of requests to API gateway. Metrics contain the following labels:

      • stable: Events processed by the current API Gateway release.
      • canary: Events processed by the canary release.
      • total: Events processed by the canary or current release.
    • Errors: Number of API gateway access errors. Metrics contain the following labels:

      • stable: Events not processed by the current API Gateway release.
      • canary: Events not processed by the canary release.
      • total: Events not processed by the canary or current release.
    • Latency: Execution time of requests to the API gateway.

    • Connections: Number of web sockets connected to an API gateway.

    • Disconnections: Web socket disconnections per second.

    • Incoming messages count: Number of incoming web socket messages.

    • Incoming messages bytes: Incoming web socket traffic in bytes.

    • Outgoing messages count: Number of outgoing web socket messages.

    • Outgoing messages bytes: Outgoing web socket traffic in bytes.

    You can select a time period to display information for on a graph, such as an hour, three hours, a day, a week, a month, or a custom interval.

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