Threshold in Usage graph shows different value in different time period
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Niraj Punekar
Dec 10, 2015, 4:59:52 AM12/10/15
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Hi All
I am trying to view usage graph after executing 1000 of requests. When I tried to view the threshold in 1 hour and 6 hours duration, it shows different threshold value. Not sure which value is accurate.
If I refer 6 hours duration, the threshold value for each graph gets change after sometime.
Same with the other time period.
Is this just me or are others seeing something similar?
Thanks!!
I am trying to view usage graph after executing 1000 of requests. When I tried to view the threshold in 1 hour and 6 hours duration, it shows different threshold value. Not sure which value is accurate.
If I refer 6 hours duration, the threshold value for each graph gets change after sometime.
Same with the other time period.
Is this just me or are others seeing something similar?
Thanks!!
Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Dec 10, 2015, 2:08:32 PM12/10/15
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Hey Niraj,
I want to guess that the difference in numbers is a result of looking at different figures, or possibly some client-side interpolation, but I've been unable to replicate what you're seeing on my side, including the phenomenon of having a graph with no marker dot which still displays figures.
I'm wondering if you could capture a HAR recording of your browser's traffic during viewing these graphs in your console, and send that to me privately using "Reply Privately". I'll be happy to take a look and attempt to determine what's going on from looking at that.
It's also strange that the 6 hour and 12 hour graphs don't seem to agree on the time at which the large spike occurred. In the 6 hour graph, it appears at around ~2:00 PM, while in the 12 hour graph, it appears at ~10:30 AM. Does that also look strange to you?
Feel free to send along the HAR in your next reply. Just know that generally, we prefer to handle such issue reports as these in a Public Issue Tracker forum. An issue like yours would be reported to the catch-all Cloud Platform Public Issue Tracker.
I want to guess that the difference in numbers is a result of looking at different figures, or possibly some client-side interpolation, but I've been unable to replicate what you're seeing on my side, including the phenomenon of having a graph with no marker dot which still displays figures.
I'm wondering if you could capture a HAR recording of your browser's traffic during viewing these graphs in your console, and send that to me privately using "Reply Privately". I'll be happy to take a look and attempt to determine what's going on from looking at that.
It's also strange that the 6 hour and 12 hour graphs don't seem to agree on the time at which the large spike occurred. In the 6 hour graph, it appears at around ~2:00 PM, while in the 12 hour graph, it appears at ~10:30 AM. Does that also look strange to you?
Feel free to send along the HAR in your next reply. Just know that generally, we prefer to handle such issue reports as these in a Public Issue Tracker forum. An issue like yours would be reported to the catch-all Cloud Platform Public Issue Tracker.
Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Dec 11, 2015, 10:43:46 AM12/11/15
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I notice that you've opened a Public Issue Tracker thread. I'll follow up there from this point on.
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