Reports is a section in the Gcore Customer Portal that displays statistics on your CDN resources. There are two tabs in the section:
Note : We recommend requesting statistics two days or more after the desired period ends to ensure you receive the most complete data. Requesting statistics immediately may result in incomplete data.
To view basic statistics:
1. Go to the Statistics page.
2. Select the relevant resource(s) from the “CDN resource” dropdown menu to display their statistics.
3. Select the required report:
4. Set a specific time interval and the report auto-refresh period.
The appearance of the graph and metrics depend on the characteristic on which it is based. For example, a graph depicting the usage of the “Image optimization” WebP conversion feature would look like this:
A graph depicting the Response codes would look as follows:
Advanced analytics is a set of reports on requests, traffic, and unique visitors. Data is calculated based on end-user requests. You can filter information with five filters (Countries, Directories, Browsers, Devices, and Operating systems.)
Note : Advanced analytics is a paid option.
To activate Advanced analytics, contact us via support@gcore.com, chat with us, or write to your account manager. You can enable all filters, or opt for only those required.
After activation, it takes around 24 hours to collect statistics and display the data correctly. Before activation of advanced analytics reports, the Advanced analytics tab displays examples of reports with random data.
To view advanced reports:
1. Go to the Advanced analytics page.
2. Specify the resource for which you want to display statistics.
3. Select the type of advanced analytics: Requests, Traffic, or Unique visitors.
Note : Unique users are defined by IP + user-agent parameters.
4. Choose the period for which you want to display statistics, in either UTC or your local time zone.
5. Use filters (Geography, Directories, Browsers, Devices, OS) to get a more specific report. For example, you can set an “Android” parameter in the “OS” filter to observe only requests to your web app from users with Android.
Statistics are used for invoices and displaying data on CDN resources in your personal account.
There are two methods for statistics calculation.
Note : UTC time zone is used for all statistics.
Reports is a section in the Gcore Customer Portal that displays statistics on your CDN resources. There are two tabs in the section:
Note : We recommend requesting statistics two days or more after the desired period ends to ensure you receive the most complete data. Requesting statistics immediately may result in incomplete data.
To view basic statistics:
1. Go to the Statistics page.
2. Select the relevant resource(s) from the “CDN resource” dropdown menu to display their statistics.
3. Select the required report:
4. Set a specific time interval and the report auto-refresh period.
The appearance of the graph and metrics depend on the characteristic on which it is based. For example, a graph depicting the usage of the “Image optimization” WebP conversion feature would look like this:
A graph depicting the Response codes would look as follows:
Advanced analytics is a set of reports on requests, traffic, and unique visitors. Data is calculated based on end-user requests. You can filter information with five filters (Countries, Directories, Browsers, Devices, and Operating systems.)
Note : Advanced analytics is a paid option.
To activate Advanced analytics, contact us via support@gcore.com, chat with us, or write to your account manager. You can enable all filters, or opt for only those required.
After activation, it takes around 24 hours to collect statistics and display the data correctly. Before activation of advanced analytics reports, the Advanced analytics tab displays examples of reports with random data.
To view advanced reports:
1. Go to the Advanced analytics page.
2. Specify the resource for which you want to display statistics.
3. Select the type of advanced analytics: Requests, Traffic, or Unique visitors.
Note : Unique users are defined by IP + user-agent parameters.
4. Choose the period for which you want to display statistics, in either UTC or your local time zone.
5. Use filters (Geography, Directories, Browsers, Devices, OS) to get a more specific report. For example, you can set an “Android” parameter in the “OS” filter to observe only requests to your web app from users with Android.
Statistics are used for invoices and displaying data on CDN resources in your personal account.
There are two methods for statistics calculation.
Note : UTC time zone is used for all statistics.