DataMonitorReport
DataMonitorReport()
DataMonitorReport(
succeeded_data_requests_count: int,
failed_data_requests_count: int,
succeeded_universe_data_requests_count: int,
failed_universe_data_requests_count: int,
data_request_rates: Sequence[float],
)
Bases: Object
Report generated by the IDataMonitor class that contains information about data requests
Signature descriptions:
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Initializes an empty instance of the DataMonitorReport class
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Initializes a new instance of the DataMonitorReport class
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
succeeded_data_requests_count
|
Optional[int]
|
Number of data paths that were requested and successfuly served |
None
|
failed_data_requests_count
|
Optional[int]
|
Number of data paths that were requested but could not be served |
None
|
succeeded_universe_data_requests_count
|
Optional[int]
|
Number of universe data paths that were requested and successfuly served |
None
|
failed_universe_data_requests_count
|
Optional[int]
|
Number of universe data paths that were requested but could not be served |
None
|
data_request_rates
|
Optional[Sequence[float]]
|
Rates at which data requests were made per second |
None
|
succeeded_data_requests_count: int
Gets the number of data files that were requested and successfully fetched
failed_data_requests_count: int
Gets the number of data files that were requested but could not be fetched
succeeded_universe_data_requests_count: int
Gets the number of universe data files that were requested and successfully fetched
failed_universe_data_requests_count: int
Gets the number of universe data files that were requested but could not be fetched
total_requests_count: int
Gets the number of data files that were requested
failed_data_requests_percentage: float
Fets the percentage of data requests that could not be satisfied
total_universe_data_requests_count: int
Gets the number of universe data files that were requested
failed_universe_data_requests_percentage: float
Fets the percentage of universe data requests that could not be satisfied
data_request_rates: Sequence[float]
Rates at which data requests were made per second