The statisticsGetSeries Method

Parameter

 Type

Required

Description

type

Enum

Yes

One of:

OPLUS_UTILIZATION

OPLUS_HITS

OPLUS_MISSES

OPLUS_FILES_CONSUMPTION

OPLUS_MEMORY_CONSUMPTION

OPLUS_MEMORY_WASTED

DC_SHM_UTILITZATION

DC_SHM_HITS

DC_SHM_MISSES

DC_DISK_HITS

DC_DISK_MISSES

DC_NUM_OF_NAMESPACES

DC_SHM_NUM_OF_ENTRIES

PC_NUM_OF_RULES

PC_HITS_PER_RUL

PC_MISSES_PER_RULE

PC_AVG_PROC_TIME_NON_CACHED_PAGE

PC_AVG_PROC_TIME_CACHED_PAGE

PC_NON_HANDLED_REQUESTS

JQ_JOBS_PER_STATUS

JQ_JOBS_ENQUEUED

JQ_JOBS_SCHEDULED_ENQUEUED

JQ_JOBS_DEQUEUED

SC_SESSIONS_CREATED

SC_SESSIONS_REUSED

SC_AVG_SESSION_SIZE

SC_MIN_SESSION_SIZE

SC_MAX_SESSION_SIZE

SC_SESSIONS_PER_APP

SC_SESSIONS_DATA_SPACE

MON_NUM_OF_EVENTS

NUM_REQUESTS_PER_SECOND

NUM_PHP_WORKERS

AVG_REQUEST_PROCESSING_TIME

MAX_REQUEST_PROCESSING_TIME

MIN_REQUEST_PROCESSING_TIME

AVG_REQUEST_PROCESSING_TIME_PER_APP

AVG_MEMORY_USAGE

AVG_CPU_USAGE

AVG_REQUEST_OUTPUT_SIZE

AVG_DATABASE_TIME

appId

Integer

No

Filter statistics by the specified application id.

Filtering by a particular application id still retrieves “global” statistic counters’ data. Default: all applications’ data

from

Timestamp

No

Unix timestamp of the start date timestamp

to

Timestamp

No

Unix timestamp of the end date

ignorePadding

Boolean

No

Will disable padding the result set to have a clean data points without any padding or zero values. Default to ‘FALSE’.

Request

GET /ZendServer/Api/statisticsGetSeries?type=AVG_CPU_USAGE
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Repsonse

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<zendServerAPIResponse xmlns="http://www.zend.com/server/api/1.3">
	<requestData>
		<apiKeyName><![CDATA[Admin]]></apiKeyName>
		<method>statisticsGetSeries</method>
	</requestData>
	<responseData>
		<series>
			<title>CPU Usage</title>
			<yTitle>CPU usage</yTitle>
			<valueType>%</valueType>
			<name>CPU Usage</name>
			<data>
				<i ts=”1234”>12</i>
				<i ts=”1234”>12</i>
				<i ts=”1234”>12</i>
				<i ts=”1234”>12</i>
				<i ts=”1234”>12</i>
				.
				.
				.
			</data>
		</series>
	</responseData>