View test results and risk reports on the Guardrails console.
Query test results
Result query
Review moderation results to analyze the most frequent violation types in moderated text.
Log on to the Guardrails console.
On the page, view the moderated text, hit tags, and request time.
You can filter results by time range, Request ID, text, or tag. Queries cover the last 30 days of data. The Result Query page stores up to 50,000 records. To retain data longer, save the results returned by the API.
Find a text entry and click Actions in the Details column to view its moderation details.
Risk report
The Risk Report displays Trend statistics and Risk Distribution for each detection type.
On the page, select the Model Protection, Agent Real-Time Protection, Agent Behavior Audit, or Content Moderation (formerly Content Security) tab.
From the All Detection Items drop-down list, select Content Compliance Check, Sensitive content detection, Prompt injection detection, or another detection type.
View Trend statistics and Risk Distribution by day, month, account, or service. The Risk Distribution chart shows the top five hit tags and a list of all hit tags.
QPS statistics
What is QPS
QPS (queries per second) is the number of moderation requests that are sent to AI Guardrails and processed successfully each second. Use QPS to measure the real-time moderation throughput and concurrency pressure of your workload. You can view QPS in the console in the following places:
The Peak QPS (Last 24 Hours) value in the Capacity card on the right side of the Overview page shows the highest point on the last 24-hour curve for the MultiModalGuard operation in the current region. Hover over the question mark to view the Data Source. Click the card or View All Interfaces to go to the QPS Statistics page.
The Test results > QPS Statistics page shows the API Real-Time QPS and Service Real-Time QPS line charts based on the filters that you select.
Statistical scope
Query range: The QPS Statistics page supports data queries for the last 7 days only. The Capacity card on the Overview page always shows data for the last 24 hours.
Statistical scope: Only successful requests whose return code is code=200 are counted. Failed requests are not included in the QPS curve, so the curve value may be lower than the number of calls that your workload actually sends. The data is for reference only.
Filter dimensions: You can filter data by time range, API, and Region. Available regions vary based on the current region. For example, in the Shanghai region, you can query Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou, whereas in the Singapore and Frankfurt regions, you can query only the local region.
Chart differences: Synchronous operations show API Real-Time QPS and Service Real-Time QPS. Asynchronous operations, including MultimodalAsyncModeration, MultiModalGuardAsync, VideoAsyncModeration, FileModeration, and VoiceModeration, show Real-Time API Path Count instead of QPS.
Impact on your workload
Use the QPS curve to evaluate real-time moderation concurrency pressure and assess capacity. Check Peak QPS (Last 24 Hours) to understand the overall level, and then go to the QPS Statistics page to locate load sources by API and region.
AI Guardrails provides a free QPS quota for API calls. To increase QPS beyond the free quota, use Purchase Expansion Package in the notice on the QPS Statistics page.
When Peak QPS (Last 24 Hours) stays close to the free quota, purchase an expansion package in advance to increase your QPS quota.
FAQ
Why is the QPS curve in the console lower than the number of calls that my workload actually sends? Only successful requests whose return code is code=200 are counted. Failed requests are not included.
Why do some operations not show a QPS curve? Asynchronous operations are measured by concurrent paths. The page shows Real-Time API Path Count instead of QPS.
Why can't I query data older than 7 days? The time picker on the QPS Statistics page is limited to the last 7 days.
What do I do when QPS reaches the free quota? Use Purchase Expansion Package in the notice on the QPS Statistics page to increase your QPS quota.