REST Resource: organizations.environments.stats

Resource: Stats

Encapsulates a stats response.

JSON representation
{ "environments" : [ { object ( `EnvironmentStats` ) } ] , "hosts" : [ { object ( `HostStats` ) } ] , "metaData" : { object ( `Metadata` ) } }

Fields
`environments[]`	`object ( EnvironmentStats )` List of query results on the environment level.
`hosts[]`	`object ( HostStats )` List of query results grouped by host.
`metaData`	`object ( Metadata )` Metadata information.

Encapsulates the environment wrapper:

"environments": [ { "metrics": [ { "name": "sum(message_count)", "values": [ "2.52056245E8" ] } ], "name": "prod" } ]

JSON representation
{ "name" : string , "metrics" : [ { object ( `Metric` ) } ] , "dimensions" : [ { object ( `DimensionMetric` ) } ] }

Fields
`name`	`string` Name of the environment.
`metrics[]`	`object ( Metric )` In the final response, only one of the following fields will be present based on the dimensions provided. If no dimensions are provided, then only top-level metrics is provided. If dimensions are included, then there will be a top-level dimensions field under environments which will contain metrics values and the dimension name. Example: `"environments": [ { "dimensions": [ { "metrics": [ { "name": "sum(message_count)", "values": [ "2.14049521E8" ] } ], "name": "nit_proxy" } ], "name": "prod" } ]` or `"environments": [ { "metrics": [ { "name": "sum(message_count)", "values": [ "2.19026331E8" ] } ], "name": "prod" } ]` List of metric values.
`dimensions[]`	`object ( DimensionMetric )` List of metrics grouped under dimensions.

Encapsulates the metric data point. For example:

{ "name": "sum(message_count)", "values" : [ { "timestamp": 1549004400000, "value": "39.0" }, { "timestamp" : 1548997200000, "value" : "0.0" } ] }

{ "name": "sum(message_count)", "values" : ["39.0"] }

JSON representation
{ "name" : string , "values" : array }

Fields
`name`	`string` Metric name.
`values`	`array ( ListValue format)` List of metric values. Possible value formats include: `"values":["39.0"]` or `"values":[ { "value": "39.0", "timestamp": 1232434354} ]`

Encapsulates a metric grouped by dimension.

JSON representation
{ "name" : string , "individualNames" : [ string ] , "metrics" : [ { object ( `Metric` ) } ] }

Fields
`name (deprecated)`	`string` This item is deprecated! Comma joined dimension names. E.g. "dim1_name,dim2_name". Deprecated. If name already has comma before join, we may get wrong splits. Please use individualNames.
`individualNames[]`	`string` Individual dimension names. E.g. ["dim1_name", "dim2_name"].
`metrics[]`	`object ( Metric )` List of metrics.

Encapsulates the hostname wrapper:

"hosts": [ { "metrics": [ { "name": "sum(message_count)", "values": [ "2.52056245E8" ] } ], "name": "example.com" } ]

JSON representation
{ "name" : string , "metrics" : [ { object ( `Metric` ) } ] , "dimensions" : [ { object ( `DimensionMetric` ) } ] }

Fields
`name`	`string` Hostname used in query.
`metrics[]`	`object ( Metric )` In the final response, only one of the following fields will be present based on the dimensions provided. If no dimensions are provided, then only the top-level metrics are provided. If dimensions are included, then there will be a top-level dimensions field under hostnames which will contain metrics values and the dimension name. Example: `"hosts": [ { "dimensions": [ { "metrics": [ { "name": "sum(message_count)", "values": [ "2.14049521E8" ] } ], "name": "nit_proxy" } ], "name": "example.com" } ]` OR ```"hosts": [ { "metrics": [ { "name": "sum(message_count)", "values": [ "2.19026331E8" ] } ], "name": "example.com" } ]``` List of metric values.
`dimensions[]`	`object ( DimensionMetric )` List of metrics grouped under dimensions.

Methods
`get`	Retrieve metrics grouped by dimensions.