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Request URL metrics depicts the list of HTTP endpoints, with its status, however, when a REST endpoint is exposed with a variable in it, each variable value has its own timeseries. Under heavy traffic condition to that endpoint, you can experience a metric explosion. Notice image below.
I suggest some kind of grouping in the metrics to avoid this problem.
Replace all /api/rest/demoWebhook/1, /api/rest/demoWebhook/2, /api/rest/demoWebhook/3, etc with /api/rest/demoWebhook/:id
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Request URL metrics depicts the list of HTTP endpoints, with its status, however, when a REST endpoint is exposed with a variable in it, each variable value has its own timeseries. Under heavy traffic condition to that endpoint, you can experience a metric explosion. Notice image below.
I suggest some kind of grouping in the metrics to avoid this problem.
Replace all
/api/rest/demoWebhook/1
,/api/rest/demoWebhook/2
,/api/rest/demoWebhook/3
, etc with/api/rest/demoWebhook/:id
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: