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Analytics

This page appears only if your administrator account has the corresponding permission.

Analytics is the instance-wide view of how the platform is being used: total activity, how many people are active, how healthy the usage recorder is, and which repositories, users, and endpoints see the most traffic. You choose the time range and can narrow the view by user, event source, or event name, then read the results as summary tiles, time-series charts, and leaderboards.

Where to find it

  • URL: gitvetrix.com/admin/analytics
  • Navigation: open the admin area (your avatar menu in the top navigation bar, then Admin panel, or go to gitvetrix.com/admin). In the admin sidebar, open the Operations group and select Analytics.

The page heading reads Analytics, above a line that names the data source in use.

Choose a time range

The time-range picker sits at the top right of the page.

  1. Pick a preset, such as Last 24 hours, to jump to a common window. The view defaults to the last seven days.
  2. Or set a custom range with your own start and end.

The current range is written to the page address, so you can bookmark or share a link that reopens the same window.

Narrow the view

Use the filter bar below the heading to focus the whole page on a subset of activity:

  • In the User box, start typing a username; matching users are suggested as you type. Choose one to limit every tile, chart, and leaderboard to that user.
  • Under Event source, select any combination of Frontend, Backend, Git, Pipeline, and Beacon to include only events from those sources.
  • In the Event name search box, type part of an event name, such as api.request, to focus on events whose name matches.

Read the summary tiles

A row of tiles under Key metrics shows the headline numbers for the selected range and filters:

  • Total events — the total recorded activity.
  • Distinct users — how many separate accounts were active.
  • Recorder drop rate — the share of events the usage recorder could not keep, as a percentage.
  • Queue depth — how many events are currently waiting to be recorded.

A tile shows a dash until its data is available.

Read the charts and leaderboards

  • Events over time — an area chart of total activity across the selected range.
  • API request traffic — a line chart of API request volume.
  • Top repositories and Top users — leaderboards of the busiest repositories and accounts. Select a row to open a focused view for that repository or user.
  • Events by source — a breakdown of activity by source across the range.