Incoming HTTP requests are divided into three categories: active, interval, and historical. As soon as a request is complete, it is placed into the interval category. The interval represents the last 60 seconds of processed requests. At the completion of the 60-second interval, all requests in the interval category are merged into the historical category.
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Statistic |
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Total Requests |
The total number of incoming HTTP requests that have been processed after Identity Server was started. Click Graphs to view the number of requests for a specific unit of time (1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 6 months, or 12 months). The Value axis displays the number of requests for the selected time period. |
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Currently Active Requests |
The number of currently active incoming HTTP requests. |
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Oldest Active Request (Milliseconds) |
The age of the oldest currently active incoming HTTP request. |
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Last Interval Maximum Request Duration (Milliseconds) |
The age of the longest incoming HTTP requests that was processed during the last 60-second interval. |
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Last Interval Mean Request Duration (Milliseconds) |
The mean age of all incoming HTTP request that were processed during the last 60-second interval. |
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Historical Maximum Request Duration (Milliseconds) |
The age of the longest incoming HTTP request that was processed after Identity Server was started. |
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Historical Mean Request Duration (Milliseconds) |
The mean age of all incoming HTTP requests that were processed after Identity Server was started. |