Analytics

Service Overview

Our analytics engine provides you with detailed statistics, allowing you to gain insight into the popularity of your content and the location and behaviour of your end-users. Our control panel presents you with an intuitive interface for accessing this information, complete with charts which help you visualise trends and identify issues. Furthermore, our monitoring service comes with an API that allows you to integrate your traffic metrics into your content management system, generate custom charts, produce detailed reports, and more.

Reports

As a Rambla customer you have standard access to detailed reports, generated on-the-fly for each separate kind of traffic (HTTP, RTMP, RTMP-live, ...) and containing different metrics about end-user access of the files inside your CDN account. These reports contain both a summary for the requested period (unique visitors, number of visits, pages, hits, bandwidth), an overview of the total hits and bandwidth on a yearly, monthly, daily and hourly basis, and statistical details like top countries, hosts, number of views and average size downloaded per URL, list of referrers, ...

Our control panel also allows you to configure custom reporting for individual files or directories and/or receive warning e-mails when a certain condition is met (e.g. traffic for a file exceeds 500 Gb). For businesses that demand even more information, we are able to set up certain kinds of custom log-analysis and reporting.

traffic monitoring

Our control panel allows you to retrieve near real-time traffic statistics for each of your files or directories. The web-interface allows you to drill down inside your directory structure, retrieve hits and bandwidth usage for a certain period of time (range of hours, days, weeks, months), separate traffic by protocol, generate custom charts and graphs...

Rambla Monitoring Service

Rambla Monitoring Service (RAMS) is a web-service which allows you to programmatically access your statistical details. Its API allows you to retrieve traffic data for the complete account or for specific files or directories, viewing and storage information, and more. The service is in active development, and will soon be able to return an even richer set of statistical data.