This method returns at maximum 1000 values at a time sorted by decreasing timestamp; to retrieve more values, multiple requests must be made with the last returned pageToken. If a time aggregation has been defined (e.g. AVG_HOURS_1), a maximum of 100 values are returned; to retrieve more values, multiple requests must be made with different start and end timestamps.
Required permissions: READ_LOCATION.
The name of the target tenant (e.g. acme).
The identifier of the location whose metric data is to be retrieved.
The name of the metric whose values must be retrieveed.
The number of results to return in each result page (maximum = 1000).
The end-date in milliseconds filtering result values.
The start-date in milliseconds filtering result values.
The page token used to retrieve the next page when there are more items than the page size.
The aggregation function to be used to retrieve data. You can use AVG, DELTA, MIN, or MAX, and optionally concatenate the timeframe (e.g. AVG_DAYS_1), which can be one of the following: AUTO, HOURS_1, DAYS_1, MONTHS_1, YEARS_1.
According to the timeframe, the requested period is divided into a maximum of 100 intervals. If there are more than 100 intervals, the timeframe is automatically increased until the result interval count is less or equals than 100. If AUTO is used, the beast timeframe is selected in order to accomodate at maximum 100 intervals within the period. Without period aggregation, only one value is returned.
Successful operation.
The timestamp the metric value is associated to.
The metric mapping name.
The metric value.
The page token used to retrieve the next page when there are more items than the page size. If there are no more results the returned pageToken is null.
Request data not valid.
The error response.
User not authenticated.
The error response.
User not authorized.
The error response.
Resource was not found.
The error response.
API call rate limit exeeded.
The error response.
Internal server error.
The error response.