I would like to know how to get statistics about URI in Azure.
We are currently providing services using CDN + Storage. Here, each file stored in storage has a different endpoint, and in this case, I would like to calculate statistics for each endpoint.
I checked the related method in AWS, but there was no way to find out in Azure, so I decided to post this.
Talented people, please help!
I was able to check overall data statistics in the Azure CDN management section, but I could not check detailed URI statistics.
We are trying additional monitoring settings to see if it is possible, but we were also unable to check the data after setting it up.
To get statistics about URI in Azure, you can use the real-time stats feature in Azure CDN Premium from Edgio. This feature provides real-time data, such as bandwidth, cache statuses, and concurrent connections to your CDN profile when delivering content to your clients.
Note that the real-time statistics feature is available with Azure CDN Premium from Edgio (formerly known as Verizon). If you're using a different CDN tier or provider in Azure (like Standard from Microsoft or Standard from Akamai), the availability of real-time stats may differ.You can access the real-time stats by following these steps:
The real-time stats graphs are displayed, and each of the graphs displays real-time statistics for the selected time span, starting when the page loads. The graphs update automatically every few seconds. The Bandwidth graph displays the amount of bandwidth used for the current platform over the selected time span. The shaded portion of the graph indicates bandwidth usage. The exact amount of bandwidth currently being used is displayed directly below the line graph.
Unfortunately, there is no way to get detailed URI statistics in Azure. However, you can enable raw logs and select to stream logs to Azure Storage, Event hubs, or Azure Log Analytics. With Azure Log Analytics, you can view monitoring metrics and set up alerts. For more information, see Azure CDN HTTP raw logs.
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