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          Query Data Interface

          Interface Description

          The time series data of one or more statistical data of designated indexes are acquired. The cloud product monitoring data, the site monitoring data or the custom monitoring data pushed by you can be acquired.

          Interface Restriction

          The number of data points returned at one time cannot exceed 1,440.

          Request Structure

          • Request method: GET
          • Request URL: /json-api/v1/metricdata/{userid}/{scope}/{metricName}?{Query parameter}
          • Query parameter: dimensions={dimensions}&statistics[]={statistics1, statistics2, statistics3...}&periodInSecond={periodInSecond}&startTime={startTime}&endTime={endTime}

          Request Parameter

          Name Type Description Required or not Parameter position
          userId String Tenant ID Yes URL parameter
          scope String, only limited to usage of the following character sets: "0~9, "A~Z", "a~z" and "_". Name space Yes URL parameter
          metricName String, only limited to usage of the following character sets: "0~9, "A~Z", "a~z" and "_". Monitoring index name Yes URL parameter
          statistics[] Statistics, the optional values are average, maximum, minimum, sum, samplecount according to statistics1, statistics2 and statistics3 formats. Type of statistical method Yes Query parameter
          dimensions String, composed of dimensionName:dimensionValue. The monitoring items are connected by semicolons when they have multiple dimensions, e.g. dimensionName: dimensionValue; dimensionName: dimensionValue. One dimension value can be designated only for the same dimension. Dimension list Yes Query parameter
          startTime For DateTime, please refer to date and time, and it is represented by UTC date. Start time of query Yes Query parameter
          endTime For DateTime, please refer to date and time, and it is represented by UTC date. End time of query Yes Query parameter
          periodInSecond Integer, multiple of 60, unit: Seconds (s) Statistical period Yes Query parameter

          Parameter Interpretation

          • For the concepts of name space scope, monitoring item metric, statistical method Statistic, Dimension, etc., please refer to Core Concepts.

          Response Parameter

          Name Type Description
          requestId String Request identification
          code String Return code
          message String Error message
          dataPoints List (DataPoint) Monitoring index

          DataPoint

          Name Type Description
          average double Average value of monitoring items in the statistical period
          sum double Sum value of monitoring items in the statistical period
          minimum double Minimum value of monitoring items in the statistical period
          maximum double Maximum value of monitoring items in the statistical period
          sampleCount Integer Data points of monitoring items in the statistical period
          timestamp For DateTime, please refer to Date and Time, and it is represented by UTC date. Time corresponding to the statistical period of monitoring items

          Request Example

          In order to display more clearly, the request example is wrapped. The URL path and Query parameter are in the same row at the actual structure request.

          GET   /json-api/v1/metricdata/fakeuser1ba678asdf8as7df6a5sdf67/BCE_BCC/CpuIdlePercent? 
          dimensions=InstanceId:fakeid-2222-8888-1111-13a8469b1fb2 
          &statistics[]=average,maximum,minimum 
          &periodInSecond=60 
          &startTime=2019-04-16T13:55:01Z 
          &endTime=2019-04-16T14:00:01Z 
          HTTP/1.1
          Host:bcm.bj.baidubce.com:80  

          Response Example

          Successful Response Example

          In querying the data, you should fill in the statistics[]parameter. The value of this parameter decides the attributes in one dataPoint in the response.

          When statistics[]=average, the examples of return results are as follows:

          HTTP/1.1 200 OK 
          x-bce-request-id: dwegvad4-dwea-4d3dsa-8ew2-4b7263fs1ecd
          Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8 
          { 
              "requestId": "17f101a7-67a8-4c2e-93d7-60c0d4a21f0c", 
              "code": "OK", 
              "message": "OK", 
              "dataPoints": [ 
                  { 
                      "average": 2.24, 
                      "timestamp": "2019-04-16T13:55:01Z" 
                  }, 
                  { 
                      "average": 0.22, 
                      "timestamp": "2019-04-16T13:56:01Z" 
                  }, 
                  { 
                      "average": 0.19, 
                      "timestamp": "2019-04-16T13:57:01Z" 
                  }, 
                  { 
                      "average": 0.18, 
                      "timestamp": "2019-04-16T13:58:01Z" 
                  }, 
                  { 
                      "timestamp": "2019-04-16T13:59:01Z" 
                  } 
              ] 
          } 

          When statistics[]= average, sum and minimum, the examples of return results are as follows:

          HTTP/1.1 200 OK 
          x-bce-request-id: dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec
          Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8 
          { 
              "requestId": "dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec", 
              "code": "OK", 
              "message": "OK", 
              "successList": [ 
                  { 
                      "dataPoints": [ 
                          { 
                              "average": 40359.0, 
                              "sum": 80718.0, 
                              ""minimum":39900.0, 
                              "timestamp": "2019-04-23T00: 00: 00Z" 
                          } 
                      ] 
                  } 
              ] 
          } 

          Failed Response Example

          When your request structure is correct, but the corresponding monitoring data are not found or the input parameter is incorrect, BCM returns return codes of 200 OK to you, and display the specific error reasons in the return body.

          Case I: the data are not queried. For the user, name space, monitoring item and dimension designated in the request, no monitoring data are queried within the period from the start time to the end time.

          When this case appears, the corresponding time points are returned to you, but there are no monitoring data.

          HTTP/1.1 200 OK 
          x-bce-request-id: dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec
          Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8 
          { 
              "requestId": "dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec", 
              "code": "OK", 
              "message": "OK", 
              "successList": [ 
                  { 
                      "dataPoints": [ 
                          { 
                              "timestamp": "2019-04-23T00: 00: 00Z" 
                          } 
                      ] 
                  } 
              ] 
          } 

          Case II: the parameter is incorrect. The endTime parameter lacks in the following example.

          HTTP/1.1 200 OK 
          x-bce-request-id: dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec
          Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8 
          { 
              "requestId": "dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec", 
              "code": "INVALID_PARAMETER", 
              "message": "Required endTime parameter String is not present" 
          } 

          The format of the median of the dimension parameter is incorrect in the following example.

          HTTP/1.1 200 OK 
          x-bce-request-id: dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec
          Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8 
          { 
              "requestId": "dd00bad4-d22a-4d1c-8f12-4b513f0b91ec", 
              "code": "INVALID_PARAMETER_VALUE", 
              "message": "Wrong dimensions format, example: name:value;name:value" 
          }
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