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Inspecting endpoints

Altogic Watcher is a powerful monitoring tool that allows you to inspect endpoints with ease. The top panel of the Watcher features a section dedicated to endpoints, where you can utilize a specs filter to narrow down your search and view specific information.

Endpoints usage summary​

In the Watcher tool, go to the section for endpoints. You can view the resource usage summary of endpoints from this section. Click the refresh button in the upper right corner to update the data.

Inspecting summary
  1. Time Interval - Displays the time interval for which the data shown is calculated.
  2. Method - The method section allows you to see the used method type.
  3. Endpoints - The endpoint section lets you see the endpoint name and path.
  4. Total - Displays the count of the incoming requests to the endpoint.
  5. Success - Displays the count of the successful requests to the endpoint.
  6. Error - Displays the count of the unsuccessful requests to the endpoint.
  7. Error Rate - Displays the rate of unsuccessful requests to the endpoint.
  8. Average Duration (ms) - The Average Duration feature allows you to see the average duration of the endpoint.
  9. Minimum Duration (ms) - The Minimum Duration feature allows you to see the minimum duration of the endpoint.
  10. Maximum Duration (ms) - The Maximum Duration feature allows you to see the maximum duration of the endpoint.

Endpoints logs​

You can view the logs of endpoints from this section.

Edit an object
  1. Time Interval - Displays the time interval for which the data shown is calculated.
  2. Bar chart area - Graphically displays the total requests including success and error ones for the selected time period.
  3. Timestamp - The timestamp field allows you to see the exact time of the sent request.
  4. Endpoint - The endpoint section lets you see the endpoint name and path.
  5. Method - The method section allows you to see the used method type.
  6. Status - The status section allows you to see the return status code.
  7. Response Time - The response time section lets you see the return response time.
  8. Client Api Call - The client api call section allows you to know if that request is initiated by the client API or by other means.