Protocol Integration

HTTP datasources provide metrics such as latency, count, request size, response size, etc. for HTTP requests and responses. Along with metrics, HTTP datasources also provide attributes such as HTTP status code, URI path, etc. for HTTP interactions.

Note: Protocol metrics are captured by collectors running with EPOCH_ANALYSIS_DEPTH=layer7 set in their configuration.

Attributes

For HTTP time series datasources, below attributes can be used in filters and group by operations in analytics within alerts, dashboards, etc.

API Usage Name	UI Display Name	Description	Value / Example
http.uri	URI Path	URI path for the HTTP endpoint	/cust/shoppingcart
http.status.code	HTTP Status Code	HTTP status code	200, 400, 500
http.status.message	HTTP Status Message	HTTP status message	"Bad Request", "Internal Server Error"
http.request_params	HTTP Request Parameters	HTTP Request Parameters	parameter

There are some attributes that are common across the integrations. The description to the relevant attributes for this integration can be found here: shared attributes'

Datasources

Metric	Available Aggregations	Unit	Description
http.request_response.latency	sum avg min max std_dev	millisecond	The aggregated latency across all HTTP request/response.
http.request_response.throughput	throughput	/s	The total number of HTTP request/response per second.
http.request_response.count	count		The total number of HTTP request/response.
http.request.bytes	sum avg min max	byte	The aggregated number of bytes across all HTTP requests.
http.request.bytes.rate	rate	byte/s	The rate of bytes transferred across all HTTP requests.
http.request.count	count		The total number of HTTP requests.
http.request.packets	sum avg min max	packet	The aggregated number of packets across all HTTP requests.
http.request.packets.rate	rate	packet/s	The rate of packets transferred across all HTTP requests.
http.request.throughput	throughput	/s	The rate of total number of HTTP requests.
http.response.bytes	sum avg min max	byte	The aggregated number of bytes across all HTTP responses.
http.response.bytes.rate	rate	byte/s	The rate of bytes transferred across all HTTP responses.
http.response.count	count		The total number of HTTP responses.
http.response.packets	sum avg min max	packet	The aggregated number of packets across all HTTP responses.
http.response.packets.rate	rate	packet/s	The rate of packets transferred across all HTTP responses.
http.response.throughput	throughput	/s	The rate of total number of HTTP responses.