Reports

最終更新日:2026-08-28 17:39:47

CDN Pro provides report queries and supports statistical analysis across multiple report types. In the CDN Pro portal, you can view metrics to analyze traffic to your website assets and gain actionable insights. This article introduces the reports feature of CDN Pro.

Query Reports

Log in to the portal, go to CDN Pro console, and click the left-side Logs and Reports -> Reports menu to enter the reports page. On this page, you can combine various filters to generate report, visualize the data, and export it. The supported filters are:

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Filter
Description
1 Report Type Select the report type (metric) you want to query from the drop-down list. CDN Pro supports multiple metrics, including bandwidth, traffic volume, requests, status code details, origin status code details, origin fast route traffic, origin fast route requests, traffic volume summary, CPU time, and edge hostname DNS requests. For details, see Supported Report Types below.
2 Time Range Select the start and end time for the query.
3 Service type Select the service type of the properties you want to query. Multiple selection is supported.
● This filter applies to all report types except when report type = “Edge Hostname Requests”.
4 Hostnames Select the hostnames you want to query. Multiple selection is supported .
● This filter applies to all report types except when report type = “Edge Hostname Requests”.
5 Edge Hostnames Select the edge hostnames you want to query. Multiple selection is supported.
● This filter is available only when report type = “Edge Hostname Requests”.
6 Report Interval Data aggregation granularity: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month. The default is 5 minutes. Note: the granularity selected determines the maximum time range allowed:
● 5-minute granularity: up to 31 days.
● 1-hour granularity: up to 92 days.
● 1-day or 1-month granularity: up to 366 days.
7 Scheme The protocol of user requests to CDN Pro. Options: HTTP, HTTPS, All. Default: All.
● This filter is not required when report type = “Edge Hostname Requests”.
8 Server Groups When report type is set to “Bandwidth”, “Traffic Volume”, “Requests” or “Traffic Volume Summary”, you can filter report data by server groups. Options: Standard, Premium, Deluxe, Ultra, China Standard, China Premium, NearChina. Multiple selection is supported. For more information, see Server Groups.
9 Group By You can group results by hostnames, server groups or both. Group by is available only when Report type = “Traffic Volume Summary”.

Supported Report Types

The report types supported are:

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Report Type
Description
1 Bandwidth A line chart shows the trend over time for edge bandwidth, origin bandwidth, and cache hit ratio. Specifically:
● Edge bandwidth: the bandwidth of requests served by CDN Pro edge servers.
● Origin bandwidth: the bandwidth used by CDN Pro to fetch data from the origin.
● Cache hit ratio: the probability that CDN Pro serves from cache directly without fetching from the origin. Cache hit ratio = (edge bandwidth − origin bandwidth) / edge bandwidth × 100%. A higher cache hit ratio means CDN Pro serves more data from cache, reducing origin bandwidth usage.

Note: You can also go to Edge Configuration > Properties, and click Report in the Actions column to open the Reports page for the selected property.
2 Traffic Volume A line chart shows the trend over time for edge traffic, origin traffic, and cache hit ratio. Specifically:
● Edge traffic: the traffic served by CDN Pro edge servers.
● Origin traffic: the traffic used by CDN Pro to fetch data from the origin.
● Cache hit ratio: the probability that CDN Pro serves from cache directly without fetching from the origin. Cache hit ratio = (edge traffic − origin traffic) / edge traffic × 100%. A higher cache hit ratio means CDN Pro serves more data from cache, reducing origin traffic.

The top-left of the chart shows summary statistics: total traffic, traffic to origin and cache hit ratio. Specifically:
● Total traffic: the total edge traffic served by CDN Pro edge servers over the selected period.
● Traffic to origin: the total traffic used by CDN Pro to fetch data from the origin over the selected period.
● Cache hit ratio: (total data traffic − origin data traffic) / total data traffic × 100% over the selected period.
3 Requests A line chart shows the trend over time for edge requests, origin requests, and cache hit ratio. Specifically:
● Edge requests: the number of user requests served by CDN Pro edge servers.
● Origin requests: the number of requests CDN Pro made to the origin to fetch data.
● Cache hit ratio: the probability that CDN Pro serves directly from cache without fetching from the origin. Cache hit ratio = (edge requests − origin requests) / edge requests × 100%. A higher cache hit ratio means CDN Pro serves more requests from cache, reducing origin load.

The top-left of the chart shows summary statistics: total requests, requests to origin and cache hit ratio. Specifically:
● Total requests: the total number of edge requests served by CDN Pro edge servers over the selected period.
● Requests to origin: the total number of requests CDN Pro made to the origin over the selected period.
● Cache hit ratio: (total requests − origin requests) / total requests × 100% over the selected period.
4 Status Code Details A line chart shows the trend over time of HTTP status codes for user requests to CDN Pro edge servers, for example 200 which indicates success.

A pie chart shows the distribution of HTTP status codes over the selected period. For example, if there are 100k requests with status 200 and 100k requests with other statuses, then 200 accounts for 50%.
5 Origin Status Code Details A line chart shows the trend over time of HTTP status codes for back-to-origin requests made by CDN Pro, for example 200 which indicates success.

A pie chart shows the distribution of HTTP status codes for back-to-origin requests over the selected period. For example, if there are 100k requests with status 200 and 100k with other statuses, then 200 accounts for 50%.
6 Fast Route Traffic Volume Traffic generated when fetching content from origin via CDN Pro’s dedicated origin fast route and proprietary HDT smart routing. Traffic is generated only after origin fast route is enabled. For more details, see the ‘origin_fast_route’ directive in Supported directives.

A line chart shows upload and download origin fast route traffic over time.

The top-left of the chart shows summary statistics: total upload traffic and total download traffic.
7 Fast Route Requests Requests generated when fetching content from origin via CDN Pro’s dedicated origin fast route and proprietary HDT smart routing. Requests are generated only after origin fast route is enabled. For more details, see the ‘origin_fast_route’ directive in Supported directives.

A line chart shows the trend over time of origin fast route requests.

The top-left of the chart shows the total number of origin fast route requests.
8 Traffic Volume Summary A pie chart shows the sum of edge traffic over the selected period. You can group the results by hostnames, server groups, or both.
9 CPU Time A line chart shows the CPU time spent by CDN Pro servers to serve your traffic over time. There are 2 metrics:

Edge CPU time: CPU time consumed per interval. For example, if the CPU time for a 5‑minute window is 3000 seconds, that is the total CPU time consumed in that 5‑minute data point.

Edge CPU cores: concurrent CPU cores consumed. This is calculated as: edge CPU cores = edge CPU time / seconds in the interval. For example, if 3000 seconds are used over 5 minutes, the average number of edge CPU cores during that period is 10 (= 3000s / 300s).
10 Edge Hostname Requests A line chart shows the trend over time for DNS requests to your edge hostnames.

The top-left of the chart shows the total number of DNS requests to edge hostnames.

Note: You can also go to the Edge Hostnames list and click Report in the Actions column to open the Reports page for the selected edge hostname.