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POST
Get service map

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Enter "Bearer {token}"

Headers

X-CostGraph-Tenant-ID
string
required

Tenant ID

Query Parameters

start
string
required

Range start timestamp in RFC3339 format

end
string
required

Range end timestamp in RFC3339 format

Body

application/json

Service filter, bounds on each connection's counters for the period, and paging. service_filter.role selects which side of a connection the service filters apply to (client, server, or both; the default keeps a connection when either endpoint matches). limit and offset page the connection list -- limit defaults to 500, is capped at 5000, and a negative limit returns every match. sort_by orders the connections before paging (cost, bytes, connections or failures; cost is the default). Every field is optional and an omitted or null value is not applied, so an empty body or no body at all returns the first page of the unfiltered map

limit
integer | null

A negative Limit is unpaged.

max_active_connections
integer | null
max_bytes_client_to_server
number | null
max_bytes_server_to_client
number | null
max_connections_closed
integer | null
max_connections_opened
integer | null
max_connections_refused
integer | null
max_connections_reset
integer | null
max_observed_seconds
number | null
max_packets_client_to_server
number | null
max_packets_server_to_client
number | null
min_active_connections
integer | null
min_bytes_client_to_server
number | null
min_bytes_server_to_client
number | null
min_connections_closed
integer | null
min_connections_opened
integer | null
min_connections_refused
integer | null
min_connections_reset
integer | null
min_observed_seconds
number | null
min_packets_client_to_server
number | null
min_packets_server_to_client
number | null
observed_from
string
offset
integer | null
service_filter
object
sort_by
enum<string>
Available options:
cost,
bytes,
connections,
failures

Response

OK

message
string
required
Example:

"some message"

status
string
required
Example:

"success"

data
object