You can use Performance Monitoring Toolset to monitor incoming requests and see various metrics for REST, SOAP, or RPC requests.
You can see the following sections in the screen:
Average Response Time - Average Response Time for all the REST/SOAP/RPC calls is calculated and displayed separately for all three types of services in the time series graph for the period selected by the user.
Top Slow URL's- List of slowest distinct urls for each of the three categories is shown for the time period you have selected.
HTTP Method Distribution - Pie chart containing the HTTP Methods like GET/POST/DELETE being used for services.
Average Response Time
It is the total time taken to get the response of an incoming request. The response time of your requests is monitored and collected, and is shown as a line chart. You can further drill down the chart and visualize across various periods.
Figure: ART of REST
Top Slow URLs
You can see the time taken by each URL to execute. Based on this data, you can go back to the API and make modifications.
Figure: Time taken by URL
To view the following details, click a url:
Basic info
Code flow
CF Server
Database
External services
Tags/Functions
Error/Timeout
Memory
Figure: URL details
Content distribution
The pie-chart displays the distribution of HTTP status codes of your REST API requests.
In the chart below, you can see that seven REST requests resulted in a status of 200. The rest resulted in status 204.
Figure: Status codes
You can click each pie to drill down for details like ART for each URL and the time taken by each URL to execute.
Figure: Status code details
HTTP method
The pie-chart displays the distribution of the number of request types (GET, POST) that were made by the REST API.
Figure: HTTP methods
To drill down to details, such as, ART, number of requests made, and response time for a URL, click a pie
Figure: HTTP method details
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