Resource Stats
Resource statistics
The Statistics tab provides detailed data on traffic consumption, average bandwidth, cache volume used and hits (number of times your file has been accessed).
By default, you’ll see stats for the current month. More detailed statistics are available on the Anycast CDN Dashboard.
The traffic graph is divided into normal (HTTP) and HTTPS traffic. A hybrid graph combines traffic and hits data.
For more details on calculating bandwidth at the 95th percentile, read the article on traffic calculation.
Using the calendar filter, you can set a specific period for displaying statistics as shown below.
Response codes
Traffic response codes provide insight into the processing of user requests and the delivery of your content. Each response is explained below:
MISS: The CDN cache did not contain the requested file, so we fetched it from the origin and cached it for later use.
BYPASS: The CDN skipped caching the request according to directives from the origin server or specific rules.
HIT: The CDN served requested content directly from the cache.
EXPIRED: The origin served fresh content because the cached content was out of date or had exceeded its TTL.
REVALIDATED: Before serving, the CDN validated cached content freshness without fully re-downloading from the origin.
STALE: Although outdated, the cached file was served due to the origin server’s incorrect response; once available, the CDN fetches a fresh file from the origin.
UPDATING: Content was stale, as the CDN was fetching a fresh file version from the origin server in response to the previous request.