Analytics REST API reference

Before working with the RESTful APIs, review the Agora Analytics features in Agora Console to gain a visual understanding of the quality and usage metrics that are available. For details, see the following user guides:

Authentication

Before using the Agora RESTful API, you need to pass the basic HTTP authentication.

Data format

All requests are sent to the host: api.agora.io.

Request: The request uses query string parameters in the URL.
Response: The response content is in JSON format.

Call Inspector

With the Call Inspector RESTful APIs, you can search for calls with quality issues and obtain detailed metrics about call quality.

API limits

The limits of the Call Inspector RESTful APIs depend on the pricing plan you subscribe to.

The Starter, Standard, Premium, and Enterprise pricing plans have the following differences in terms of API limits:

Endpoint is /beta/analytics/call/lists:

		Starter	Standard	Premium	Enterprise
Request frequency	N/A	No more than 1/second and 1,000/day	No more than 3/second and 2,000/day	No more than 10/second and 10,000/day	Available data
N/A	Within the past 3 days	Within the past 7 days	Within the past 15 days	Response content	N/A
A maximum of 8 hours of data	A maximum of 16 hours of data	A maximum of 24 hours of data	Data delay	N/A	60 seconds

Endpoint is /beta/analytics/call/sessions or /beta/analytics/call/metrics:

		Starter	Standard	Premium	Enterprise
Request frequency	N/A	No more than 1/second and 1,000/day	No more than 3/second and 2,000/day	No more than 10/second and 10,000/day	Available data
N/A	Within the past 1 days	Within the past 7 days	Within the past 15 days	Response content	N/A
A maximum of 1 hours of data	A maximum of 3 hours of data	A maximum of 6 hours of data	Data delay	N/A	300 seconds

Get call list

This method gets a list of the calls that meet the search criteria.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/analytics/call/lists

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL as search criteria:

Parameter	Type	Description
`start_ts`	Number	The starting time of the search time frame. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
`end_ts`	Number	The ending time of the search time frame. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
`cname`	String	(Optional) The channel name.
`appid`	String	App ID of your project.
`page_no`	Number	(Optional) The page number. The default is 1.
`page_size`	Number	(Optional) The number of calls on each page. The default is 20 and the maximum is 100.

HTTP request example

GET /beta/analytics/call/lists?start_ts=1550024508&end_ts=1550025508&appid=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&page_no=1&page_size=20 HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response example

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "",
    "requestId": "bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx4",
    "total_size": 101,
    "page_no": 1,
    "page_size": 20,
    "has_more": false,
    "call_lists": [
        {
            "call_id": "cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
            "cname": "cname1",
            "created_ts": 1547448383,
            "destroyed_ts": 1547448483,
            "finished": true
        }
    ]
}

Where:

code: Number. The status code.
message: String. The error message.
requestId: String. The unique identifier of the HTTP request corresponding to this HTTP response.
total_size: Number. The total number of returned calls.
page_no: Number. The page number.
page_size: Number. The number of calls on each page.
has_more: Boolean. Whether there are calls not included in call_lists. true represents that some calls that meet the search criteria are not listed. If the call you need is not in call_lists, try narrowing the search and resend the request.
call_lists: JSONArray. The returned calls in descending order of the starting time. Each call has the following properties:
call_id: String. The unique ID of the call.
cname: String. The channel name.
created_ts: Number. The starting time of the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
destroyed_ts: Number. The ending time of the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
finished: Boolean. Whether the call has finished or is still ongoing.

Get session details

This method gets the detailed call statistics of users by specifying the unique ID of the call.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/analytics/call/sessions

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL to specify the call ID and statistics:

Parameter	Type	Description
`start_ts`	Number	The starting time of the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
`end_ts`	Number	The ending time of the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
`call_id`	String	The unique ID of the call.
`page_no`	Number	(Optional) The page number. The default is 1.
`page_size`	Number	(Optional) The number of user sessions on each page. The default is 20 and the maximum is 100. To implement pagination, you need to specify a value for both `page_no` and `page_size`.
`uids`	String	(Optional) The list of user IDs separated by commas (for example, `uids=10001,10002,10003`). You can specify a maximum of 10 user IDs. A user ID may occur twice in the list according to the actual scenario. Therefore, if you specify 10 user IDs in the request, 10 or more user IDs are returned.
`appid`	String	App ID of your project.
`exclude_server_user`	Boolean	(Optional) Whether to exclude Linux users. `true` by default, which represents excluding Linux users.

HTTP request example

GET /beta/analytics/call/sessions?start_ts=1548665345&end_ts=1548670821&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&call_id=cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&page_no=1&page_size=20&uids=uxx1,uxx2 HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response example

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "",
    "requestId": "bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx4",
    "total_size": 101,
    "page_no": 1,
    "page_size": 20,
    "call_info": [
        {
            "sid": "EDB224CCF4FB4F99815C24302BDF3301",
            "cname": "15056678066620",
            "uid": 630985881,
            "network": "Wi-Fi",
            "platform": "Android",
            "speaker": true,
            "sdk_version": "2.2.0.07_14",
            "device_type": "Android (6.0)",
            "join_ts": 1548670251,
            "leave_ts": 1548670815,
            "finished": true
        }
    ]
}

Where:

code: Number. The status code.
message: String. The error message.
requestId: String. The unique identifier of the HTTP request corresponding to this HTTP response.
total_size: Number. The total number of returned user sessions.
page_no: Number. The page number.
page_size: Number. The number of user sessions on each page.
call_info: JSONArray. Information of each user in the call in descending order of the joining time per page. Each user has the following properties:
sid: String. The unique ID of the user session.
cname: String. The channel name.
uid: Number. The user ID.
network: String. The network type.
platform: String. The platform.
speaker: Boolean. Whether or not the user speaks in the call.
sdk_version: String. The SDK version.
device_type: String. The type of the device used by the user.
join_ts: Number. The time when the user joins the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
leave_ts: Number. The time when the user leaves the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
finished: Boolean. Whether the user is in the call or has left it.

Get quality metrics

Gets the quality metrics of a specified call.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/analytics/call/metrics

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL to specify the call:

Parameter	Type	Description
`start_ts`	Number	The starting time of the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
`end_ts`	Number	The ending time of the call. Unix time (in seconds since 1 January 1970) in UTC.
`appid`	String	App ID of your project.
`call_id`	String	The unique ID of the call.
`sids`	String	The list of user session IDs separated by commas, for example, `sids=SXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX1,SXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2`. You can specify a maximum of 20 user session IDs.

HTTP request example

GET /beta/analytics/call/metrics?start_ts=1548665345&end_ts=1548670821&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&call_id=cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&sids=sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx1,sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx2,sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx3 HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response example

{
  "code": 200,
  "message": "",
  "requestId": "bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx4",
  "metrics": [
      {
          "sid": "EDB224CCF4FB4F99815C24302BDF3301",
          "data": [
              {
                  "mid": 20003,
                  "kvs": [
                      [
                          1548670255,
                          215
                      ],
                      [
                          1548670257,
                          129
                      ],
                      [
                          1548670259,
                          121
                      ]
                  ],
                  "peer_uid": 0
              }
          ]
      }
  ]
}

code: Number. The status code.
message: String. The error message.
requestId: String. The unique identifier of the HTTP request corresponding to this HTTP response.
metrics: JSONArray. Detailed quality metrics of each user session (sid). Each user session includes the following properties:
sid: String. The unique ID of the user session.
data: Array. The quality metrics of the user session.
mid: Number. The ID of the metric. See Metrics ID for details.
kvs: Array. Pairs of the timestamp and the corresponding metric value.
peer_uid: Number. The user ID of the remote user. 0 represents that the returned metrics are the local user’s.

Data Insights

With the Data Insights RESTful APIs, you can query the usage and quality metrics within a specified time frame.

API limits

The limits of the Data Insights RESTful APIs depend on the pricing plan you subscribe to.

The Starter, Standard, Premium, and Enterprise pricing plans have the following differences in terms of API limits:

Endpoint is /beta/insight/usage/by_time:

	Starter	Standard	Premium	Enterprise
Request frequency	N/A	N/A	No more than 3/minute and 40/day	No more than 10/minute and 60/day
Available data	N/A	N/A	Within the past 14 days	Within the past 30 days
Query time frame	N/A	N/A	No longer than 3 days	No longer than 7 days
Data granularity	N/A	N/A	Per day and hour	Per day and hour
Data delay	N/A	N/A	12 hours	6 hours

Endpoint is /beta/insight/quality/by_time:

	Starter	Standard	Premium	Enterprise
Request frequency	N/A	N/A	No more than 3/minute and 40/day	No more than 10/minute and 60/day
Available data	N/A	N/A	Within the past 14 days	Within the past 30 days
Query time frame	N/A	N/A	No longer than 3 days	No longer than 7 days
Data granularity	N/A	N/A	Per day, hour, and minute	Per day, hour, and minute
Data delay	N/A	N/A	6 hours	6 hours

Query usage metrics

This method queries usage metrics such as the number of users or channels.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/insight/usage/by_time

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL:

Parameter	Type	Description
`startTs`	Number	The start point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query.
`endTs`	Number	The end point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query.
`appid`	String	The App ID of your project.
`metric`	String	The metrics you want to query. You can set it to one of the following: `userCount`: The total number of users across all channels. A user joining the same channel with different user IDs or joining different channels with the same user ID is counted multiple times. `sessionCount`: The total count of users joining channels. Each time any user ID joins any channel is counted. `channelCount`: The total number of channels. A channel is counted once for each period of time between when the first user joins it until the last user leaves it. `peakCurrentChannels`: The maximum number of channels in use. `peakCurrentUsers`: The maximum number of in-call users across channels. `totalDuration`: The total duration of video and audio-only calls calculated by the number of users `totalVideoDuration`: The total duration of video calls calculated by the number of users. `totalAudioDuration`: The total duration of audio-only calls calculated by the number of users
`aggregateGranularity`	String	The level of time-related detail in the returned data. You can only set it to `1d`, which returns the values corresponding to 12:00 am (UTC) on each day within the specified time frame.

HTTP request example

The following example queries the total number of users across all channels starting from 8:00 am on July 1, 2021 to 8:00 am on July 3, 2021:

GET /beta/insight/usage/by_time?startTs=1625097600&endTs=1625270400&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&metric=userCount&aggregateGranularity=1d HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response example

The response for the previous HTTP request example is as follows:

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "success",
    "data": [
        {
            "userCount": 42,
            "ts": 1625155200
        },
        {
            "userCount": 37,
            "ts": 1625241600
        }
   ]
}

The response contains the following fields:

code: Number. The status code.
message: String. The success or error message.
data: JSONArray, an array of JSON objects. Each JSON object contains a Unix timestamp representing 12:00 am (UTC) on each day within the specified time frame and the corresponding value of the specified metrics. In the case of the previous request example, two JSON objects should be returned: one for 12:00 am on July 2, 2021, the other for 12:00 am on July 3, 2021.
userCount: Number. Total number of users across all channels.
ts: Number. Unix timestamp.

Query quality metrics

This method queries quality metrics such as the audio or video freeze rate.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/insight/quality/by_time

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL:

Parameter	Type	Description
`startTs`	Number	The start point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query.
`endTs`	Number	The end point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query.
`appid`	String	The App ID of your project.
`metric`	String	The metrics you want to query. You can set it to one of the following: `joinSuccessRate`: The rate at which users attempting to join any channel succeed, which equals Number of users who have joined ÷ Number of attempts to join. `joinSuccessIn5sRate`: The rate at which users attempting to join any channel succeed within 5 seconds, which equals Number of users who have joined within 5 seconds ÷ Number of attempts to join. `audioFreezeRate`: The rate at which audio freezing occurs, which equals Total audio freeze time ÷ Total audio minutes calculated by the number of streams. Only audio freezes longer than 200 milliseconds are counted. `videoFreezeRate`: The rate at which video freezing occurs, which equals Total video freeze time ÷ Total video minutes calculated by the number of streams. Only video freezes longer than 600 milliseconds are counted. `networkDelay`: The rate at which network delay occurs, which equals Total end-to-end network delay ÷ Total audio and video minutes calculated by the number of streams. Only end-to-end network delays longer than 400 milliseconds are counted.
`aggregateGranularity`	String	The level of time-related detail in the returned data. You can set it to one of the following: `1d`, which returns the metrics corresponding to 12:00 am (UTC) on each day within the specified time frame. `1h`, which returns the metrics corresponding to every hour within the specified time frame.
`productType`	String	The product for which you want to query the metrics. You can set it to: `Native`: The Agora RTC SDK for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. `WebRTC`: The Agora RTC SDK for Web.

HTTP request example

The following example queries the hourly network delay rate starting from 8:00 am on July 1, 2021 to 8:00 am on July 2, 2021:

GET /beta/insight/quality/by_time?startTs=1625097600&endTs=1625184000&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&metric=networkDelay&aggregateGranularity=1h&productType=Native HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response example

The response for the previous HTTP request example is as follows:

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "success",
    "data": [
        {
            "networkDelay": 0.064762,
            "ts": 1625097600
        },
        {
            "networkDelay": 0.028156,
            "ts": 1625101200
        },
        ...
        {
            "networkDelay": 0.03765,
            "ts": 1625184000
        }
   ]
}

The response contains the following fields:

code: Number. The status code.
message: String. The success or error message.
data: JSONArray, an array of JSON objects. Each JSON object contains a Unix timestamp representing every hour within the specified time frame and the corresponding value of the specified metrics. In the case of the previous request example, 25 JSON objects should be returned. The first one is for 8:00 am on July 1, 2021, the second for 9:00 am on July 1, 2021, and so on. The last one is for 8:00 am on July 2, 2021.
networkDelay: Number. The network delay rate.
ts: Number. Unix timestamp.

Real-time Monitoring

With the Real-time Monitoring RESTful APIs, you can query the scale and quality metrics within a specified time frame. The granularity of the returned data is seconds, which can reflect the actual situation in close to real time.

The data is returned in regular 20-second time windows starting from 00:00:00. For example, [00:00:00, 00:00:20] is a time window, while [00:00:10, 00:00:30] is not a time window.

API limits

The limits of the Real-time Monitoring RESTful APIs depend on the pricing plan you subscribe to.

The Starter, Standard, Premium, and Enterprise pricing plans have the following differences in terms of API limits:

	Starter	Standard	Premium	Enterprise
Request frequency	N/A	N/A	No more than 3/minute and 480/day	No more than 10/minute and 1440/day
Available data	N/A	N/A	Within the past 40 minutes	Within the past 60 minutes
Query time frame	N/A	N/A	No longer than 40 minutes	No longer than 60 minutes
Data delay	N/A	N/A	40 seconds	20 seconds

Query real-time scale metrics

This method queries the real-time number of users and channels.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/realtime/usage/by_time_20sec

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL:

Parameter	Type	Description
`startTs`	Number	The start point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query. The time window that `startTs` falls in is included in the response.
`endTs`	Number	The end point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query. The time window that `endTs` falls in is not included in the response.
`appid`	String	The App ID of your project.
`productType`	String	The product for which you want to query the metrics. You can set it to: `Native`: The Agora RTC SDK for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. `WebRTC`: The Agora RTC SDK for Web.
`metric`	String	The metric you want to query. You can set it to one of the following options: `userCount`: The total number of users across all in-use channels. A user joining multiple channels is counted multiple times. `channelCount`: The total number of channels. A channel is counted once for each period of time between when the first user joins it until the last user leaves it.
`cname`	String	The channel name. If you do not specify this parameter, the metric data of your entire project (rather than a specific channel) is returned.

HTTP request example

The following example queries the number of users starting from 00:10:10 to 00:11:10 on September 17, 2021:

GET /beta/realtime/usage/by_time_20sec?startTs=1631837410&endTs=1631837470&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&productType=Native&metric=userCount HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response parameters

The response contains the following fields:

Field Type Description

Field	Type	Description
`code`	Number	The status code. `200` indicates that the request is successful.
`message`	String	The error message.
`data`	JSONArray	An array consisting of the following fields: The `metric` field specified in the request. `ts`: The Unix timestamp of the start point of the corresponding time window.

code

Number

The status code. 200 indicates that the request is successful.

message

String

The error message.

data

JSONArray

An array consisting of the following fields:

The metric field specified in the request.

ts: The Unix timestamp of the start point of the corresponding time window.

Response example

For the previous HTTP request example, the response includes data of the following time windows:

[00:10:00, 00:10:20] on September 17, 2021
[00:10:20, 00:10:40] on September 17, 2021
[00:10:40, 00:11:00] on September 17, 2021

_18{ _18 "code": 200, _18 "message": "success", _18 "data": [ _18 { _18 "userCount": 112, _18 "ts": 1631837400 _18 }, _18 { _18 "userCount": 113, _18 "ts": 1631837420 _18 }, _18 { _18 "userCount": 114, _18 "ts": 1631837440 _18 } _18 ] _18}

Query real-time quality metrics

This method queries the real-time values of quality metrics such as the audio or video freeze rate.

Method: GET
Endpoint: /beta/realtime/quality/by_time_20sec

Request parameters

The following query string parameters are required in the URL:

Parameter	Type	Description
`startTs`	Number	The start point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query. The time window that `startTs` falls in is included in the response.
`endTs`	Number	The end point (Unix timestamp) of the time frame to query. The time window that `endTs` falls in is not included in the response.
`appid`	String	The App ID of your project.
`productType`	String	The product for which you want to query the metrics. You can set it to one of the following options: `Native`: The Agora RTC SDK for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. `WebRTC`: The Agora RTC SDK for Web.
`metric`	String	The metrics you want to query. You can set it to one of the following options: `joinSuccessRate`: The rate at which users attempting to join any channel succeed, which equals Number of users who have joined ÷ Number of attempts to join. `joinSuccessIn5sRate`: The rate at which users attempting to join any channel succeed within 5 seconds, which equals Number of users who have joined within 5 seconds ÷ Number of attempts to join. `audioFreezeRate`: The rate at which audio freezing occurs, which equals Total audio freeze time ÷ Total audio minutes calculated by the number of streams. Only audio freezes longer than 200 milliseconds are counted. `videoFreezeRate`: The rate at which video freezing occurs, which equals Total video freeze time ÷ Total video minutes calculated by the number of streams. Only video freezes longer than 600 milliseconds are counted. `networkDelay`: The rate at which network delay occurs, which equals Total end-to-end network delay ÷ Total audio and video minutes calculated by the number of streams. Only end-to-end network delays longer than 400 milliseconds are counted.
`cname`	String	The channel name. If you do not specify this parameter, the metric data of your entire project (rather than a specific channel) is returned.
`uids`	String	(Optional) The list of user IDs (`uid`). You need to separate multiple user IDs with commas (for example, `uids=10001,10002,10003`). You can specify a maximum of 10 user IDs. The `uids` parameter takes effect only when you specify the `cname` parameter.

HTTP request example

The following example queries the network delay rate from 00:10:10 to 00:11:10 on September 17, 2021:

Example 1: uids is not specified

GET /beta/realtime/usage/by_time_20sec?startTs=1631837410&endTs=1631837470&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&productType=Native&metric=networkDelay HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Example 2: uids is specified as 2303692334 and 2963430861

GET /beta/realtime/usage/by_time_20sec?startTs=1631837410&endTs=1631837470&appid=axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&productType=Native&metric=networkDelay&cname=demoChannel&uids=2303692334,2963430861 HTTP/1.1
Host: api.agora.io
Accept: application/json
Authorization: Basic ZGJhZDMyNmFkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWQzYTczNzg2ODdiMmNiYjRh

Response parameters

The response contains the following fields:

Field Type Description

Field	Type	Description
`code`	Number	The xref:[status code]. `200` indicates that the request is successful.
`message`	String	The error message.
`data`	JSONArray	An array consisting of the following fields: The `metric` field specified in the request. `ts`: The Unix timestamp of the start point of the corresponding time window. (Optional)`uid`: The user ID specified in the request.

code

Number

The xref:[status code]. 200 indicates that the request is successful.

message

String

The error message.

data

JSONArray

An array consisting of the following fields:

The metric field specified in the request.

ts: The Unix timestamp of the start point of the corresponding time window.

(Optional)uid: The user ID specified in the request.

Response example

For the previous HTTP request example, the response includes data of the following time windows:

[00:10:00, 00:10:20] on September 17, 2021
[00:10:20, 00:10:40] on September 17, 2021
[00:10:40, 00:11:00] on September 17, 2021

Example 1: uids is not specified

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "success",
    "data": [
        {
            "networkDelay": 0.0120,
            "ts": 1631837400
        },
        {
            "networkDelay": 0.0057,
            "ts": 1631837420
        },
        {
            "networkDelay": 0.0039,
            "ts": 1631837440
        }
    ]
}

Example 2: uids is specified as 2303692334 and 2963430861

{
    "code": 200,
    "message": "success",
    "data": [
        {
            "uid": 2303692334,
            "values": [
                {
                    "ts": 1631837400,
                    "networkDelay": 0.389
                },
                {
                    "ts": 1631837420,
                    "networkDelay": 0.389
                },
                {
                    "ts": 1631837440,
                    "networkDelay": 0.389
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "uid": 2963430861,
            "values": [
                {
                    "ts": 1631837400,
                    "networkDelay": 0.389
                },
                {
                    "ts": 1631837420,
                    "networkDelay": 0.389
                },
                {
                    "ts": 1631837440,
                    "networkDelay": 0.389
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

References

Status codes

Code	Description
200	The request is successful.
300	The API limits are exceeded (Call Search only)
400	Invalid parameters.
401	Unauthorized.
403	Wrong authorization information. The request is forbidden.
404	Wrong API invoked.
500	Unknown error.

When 300 is returned, you might get the following error messages:

Error message	Description	Examples of error fix
qps limit error	The limit on requests per second is exceeded.	If qps limit = 10, ensure that current qps < 10
qpd limit error	The limit on requests per day is exceeded.	If qpd limit = 10000, ensure that current qpd < 10000
query latency limit error	The limit on data delay is exceeded.	If query latency limit = 10s and current time = 1623316864, ensure that `end_ts` < 1623316864 - 10
query time range limit error	The limit on available calls is exceeded.	If query time range limit = 3d and current time = 1623316864, ensure that `start_ts` > 1623316864 - 3 * 86400(s)
query time length limit error	The limit on response content is exceeded.	If query time length limit = 3h, ensure that `end_ts` -`start_ts` < 3 * 3600(s)
you have no auth to access this service, please buy or upgrade your service package	You have no access to this service.	N/A

Metrics ID

`mid`	Description	Unit	Example
20001	App CPU usage.	%	27%
20002	System CPU usage.	%	15%
20003	The upstream bitrate of the audio.	Kbps	126 Kbps
20004	The downstream bitrate of the audio.	Kbps	108 Kbps
20005	The freeze time in rendering the audio.	ms	106.67 ms
20006	The upstream bitrate of the low-quality video stream.	Kbps	126 Kbps
20007	The capturing frame rate of the video.	fps	16 fps
20008	The upstream frame rate of the high-quality video stream.	fps	12 fps
20009	The downstream bitrate of the video.	Kbps	309 Kbps
20010	The downstream frame rate of the video.	fps	6 fps
20011	The freeze time in rendering the video.	ms	2000.50 ms
20013	Quality of Picture (QP) of the video. The lower the value, the higher the video quality.	——	——
20015	The upstream packet loss rate of the audio.	%	1%
20016	The end-to-end packet loss rate of the audio.	%	3%
20017	The upstream packet loss rate of the video.	%	5%
20018	The end-to-end packet loss rate of the video.	%	7%
20019	The width of the received video.	——	360
20020	The height of the received video.	——	640
20021	The task scheduling delay.	ms	2 ms
20022	The round-trip time delay from the client to the local router.	ms	3 ms
20023	The upstream frame rate of the low-quality video stream.	fps	108 fps
20024	The upstream bitrate of the high-quality video stream.	Kbps	472 Kbps
20025	The sampling volume of the sent audio.	dB	105 dB
20026	The playback volume of the received audio.	dB	98 dB
20027	The width of the sent video.	——	360
20028	The height of the sent video.	——	640