QueryMetricByPage (Application Monitoring) - API Reference| Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center

Debugging

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Request parameters


Parameter	Type	Required	Example	Description
Action	String	Yes	QueryMetricByPage	The operation that you want to perform. Set the value to `QueryMetricByPage`.
EndTime	Long	Yes	1596183532000	The end of the time range to query. Unit: milliseconds.
IntervalInSec	Integer	Yes	60000	The time interval between the data shards to be queried. Unit: milliseconds. Minimum value: 60,000.
Measures.N	RepeatList	Yes	pv	The measurement data of the metric. For more information, see Queryable Application Monitoring metrics. You can add a maximum of five measurement data entries.
Metric	String	Yes	webstat.index	The metrics that you want to query. You cannot query custom metrics. For more information, see Queryable Application Monitoring metrics.
StartTime	Long	Yes	1595319532000	The beginning of the time range to query. Unit: milliseconds.
OrderBy	String	No	rpc	The measurement data entry by which metrics are sorted. You can set this parameter to a type of measurement data.
Filters.N.Key	String	Yes	pid	The filtering condition for the query. The `pid` and `regionId` parameters are required. For information about how to obtain the `pid`, see Obtain the PID of an application.
Filters.N.Value	String	Yes	xxx@74xxx	The filtering condition for the query. The `pid` and `regionId` parameters are required. For information about how to obtain the `pid`, see Obtain the PID of an application.
Dimensions.N	RepeatList	No	["detector_browser","detector_device"]	The dimension by which metrics are queried. For more information, see Queryable Application Monitoring metrics. You can add a maximum of five measurement data entries.
Order	String	No	ASC	The measurement data entry by which metrics are sorted. Valid values: `ASC`: ascending order `DESC`: descending order
RegionId	String	No	cn-hangzhou	The ID of the region.
CurrentPage	Integer	No	1	The number of the page to return. Optional. Default value: `1`.
PageSize	Integer	No	10	The number of entries to return on each page.

Obtain the PID of an application

Log on to the Application Real-Time Monitoring Service console.In the top navigation bar, select a region. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Application Monitoring > Applications. On the Browser Monitoring page, click the name of the application that you want to query to open the overview page of this application.

The URL in the browser address bar contains the pid of this application in the format of pid=xxx. The browser is encoded. Therefore, you must modify the pid of all applications except for those in Enterprise Distributed Application Service (EDAS). For example, if the PID in the URL is xxx%4074xxx, you must replace %40 with @. The PID is modified to xxx@74xxx.

Response parameters


Parameter	Type	Example	Description
Code	String	200	The status of the API. Valid values: 2XX: success 3XX: retried 4XX: request error 5XX: server error
Data	Struct		The returned data struct.
Items	List	[]	The list of returned data structs.
Page	Integer	1	The page number of the returned page.
PageSize	Integer	10	The number of entries returned per page.
Total	Integer	0	The sum of queries.
Message	String	message	The returned message.
RequestId	String	626037F5-FDEB-45B0-804C-B3C92797****	The ID of the request.
Success	Boolean	true	Indicates whether the query was successful. Valid values: `true`: successful `false`: failed

Queryable Application Monitoring metrics

You can call the QueryMetricByPage operation to query the following metrics of Application Monitoring.

Note

You must specify pid and regionId in Filters.
If you have obtained the values of the PID and regionId parameters, add the values to the filters parameter to define the range of query results. If you have not obtained the values of the PID and regionId parameters, pass the dimensions in the following table to the dimensions parameter to obtain a list of all possible values.


Metric	Description	Dimension	Measurement data
appstat.vm	Common metrics that are shown on the JVM monitoring chart of the application details page. These metrics include garbage collection (GC), heap memory, non-heap memory, and number of threads.	pid rootIp	GC: youngGcCount // The number of monitored young GCs in the Java virtual machine (JVM) oldGcCount // The number of monitored full GCs in the JVM youngGcTime // The time consumed to monitor young GCs in the JVM oldGcTime // The time consumed to monitor full GCs in the JVM youngGcCountInstant // The instantaneous value of the number of monitored young GCs in the JVM oldGcCountInstant // The instantaneous value of the number of monitored full GCs in the JVM youngGcTimeInstant // The instantaneous value of the time consumed to monitor young GCs in the JVM oldGcTimeInstant // The instantaneous value of the time consumed to monitor full GCs in the JVM
			Details of the heap memory and non-heap memory: EdenSpace // The young generation - Eden space OldGen // The old generation survivorSpace // The young generation - Survivor space metaSpace nonHeapCommitted // The non-heap memory nonHeapInit // The initial value of the non-heap memory nonHeapMax // The maximum value of the non-heap memory nonHeapUsed // The usage of the non-heap memory directUsed // The direct buffer directCapacity // The direct buffer
			Number of threads: threadCount threadNewCount threadDeadlockCount threadRunnableCount threadTerminatedCount threadTimedWaitCount threadWaitCount threadBlockedCount
appstat.host	Host monitoring metrics. These metrics include the number of instances, CPU, physical memory, disk, load, network traffic (in bytes), and number of network packets.	pid rootIp	Number of instances: instanceCount
			CPU: systemCpuIdle // Not displayed on the page - CPU idle systemCpuSystem systemCpuUser systemCpuIoWait
			Physical memory: systemMemFree systemMemUsed SystemMemTotal // Not displayed on the page - total system memory systemMemBuffers SystemMemCached // The page cache
			Disk: systemDiskFree systemDiskUsed SystemDiskTotal // Not displayed in the Alibaba Cloud console - total system disk space
			Load: systemLoad
			Network: systemNetInPackets systemNetOutPackets systemNetInErrs systemNetOutErrs systemNetInBytes systemNetOutBytes
appstat.database	Database call	pid rpcType // The call type endpoint // The database address: `localhost: 3306` destId // The database name: `arms`	rt // The response time count // The number of requests error // The number of errors
appstat.txn	API call.	pid rpcType rpc // The interface: `/demo/oracleTwo`	rt count error errRate // The error rate
appstat.incall	Application details	pid rpcType rootIp rpc ppid	rt count error
appstat.exception	Exception	pid rpc endpoint excepType excepInfo	rt count
appstat.sql	Slow SQLs	pid rpc endpoint sqlId	rt count error slow Note If you set slow to true, the limit parameter does not take effect.
appstat.mq.send	Message Queue (MQ) message sending	N/A	rt count error
appstat.mq.receive	MQ message receiving	N/A	rt count error

Examples

Sample requests

http(s)://[Endpoint]/? Action=QueryMetricByPage
&EndTime=1596183532000
&IntervalInSec=60000
&Measures.1=pv
&Metric=webstat.index
&StartTime=1595319532000
&<Common request parameters>

Sample success responses

XML format

<QueryMetricByPageResponse>
      <RequestId>626037F5-FDEB-45B0-804C-B3C92797****</RequestId>
      <Message>message</Message>
      <Data>
            <PageSize>10</PageSize>
            <Total>0</Total>
            <Page>1</Page>
            <Items>[]</Items>
      </Data>
      <Code>200</Code>
      <Success>true</Success>
</QueryMetricByPageResponse>

JSON format

{
    "RequestId": "626037F5-FDEB-45B0-804C-B3C92797****",
    "Message": "message",
    "Data": {
        "PageSize": 10,
        "Total": 0,
        "Page": 1,
        "Items": "[]"
    },
    "Code": 200,
    "Success": true
}