Statistics dashboard
The Statistics dashboard turns your CDN traffic into cards, charts and tables — request volume, cache efficiency, errors, geography, devices and origin performance at a glance.
Where to find it
In the panel, go to Monitoring → Statistics. Data is always scoped to your account, so you only ever see your own traffic.
Choosing what you see
- Property selector — at the top of the page, switch between All Properties and a single property.
- Date range — a From / To range with quick presets controls the window for every card and chart. The default is the current calendar month (UTC), which matches your billing. See date ranges & live mode.
Summary cards
The cards at the top summarize the selected range and property:
| Card | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Total requests | Requests served |
| Total bandwidth | Bytes delivered |
| Cache hit rate | Percentage served from cache |
| Avg response time | Average latency, in milliseconds |
| Unique visitors | Distinct visitors |
| 4xx / 403 / 404 / 429 / 5xx | Error counters (403, 404 and 429 are subsets of 4xx) |
Don't double-count errors
The 403, 404 and 429 cards are broken out of the 4xx total because operators watch them most — they're already included in 4xx.
Chart families
Below the cards, the dashboard groups charts and tables:
| Family | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Traffic | Requests and bandwidth over time |
| Cache | Hits / misses / bypass and hit rate |
| Countries | Top countries by hits and bytes |
| Devices · Tech | Device type, browser and OS breakdowns |
| Content types | Requests and bytes by content type |
| Top URIs | Most-requested paths |
| Errors | Status-code breakdown |
| Upstream performance | Origin vs total latency over time |
| Origin vs edge · Origin shield · Bandwidth saved | How much traffic the cache and shields offload |
| Per-PoP traffic | Traffic, cache and errors per PoP region |
| Top IPs · Top referers · Security | Busiest IPs, referrers and WAF events |
Watch the units
- Bandwidth on the traffic charts is in bytes; Live Mode shows Mbps.
- Latency values are in milliseconds.
- All timestamps are UTC.
Where to go next
- Date ranges & live mode — presets, granularity and realtime view.
- Raw access logs — drill into individual requests.
- Export logs to CSV — download raw logs.
Automating?
The same data is available through the Developer API — see the API reference for the /stats/* endpoints.