15.1.5.2 Metrics API

MetricResourceApi provides read and write operations on time-series data. It is one of the most frequently used modules in the SDK.

Method List

Method	HTTP	Description
apiV1MetricsGet	GET /api/v1/metrics	Query the metric list
apiV1MetricsIdHistoryGet	GET /api/v1/metrics/{id}/history	Query historical data for a metric
apiV1MetricsIdLatestGet	GET /api/v1/metrics/{id}/latest	Query the latest value of a metric
apiV1MetricsIdDataPost	POST /api/v1/metrics/{id}/data	Write data to a metric

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Query Historical Data

Returns metric data within a specified time range, with optional aggregation.

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
id	string	Yes	Metric ID
from	long	Yes	Start time, Unix millisecond timestamp
to	long	Yes	End time, Unix millisecond timestamp
interval	string	No	Aggregation time window, e.g. 1m, 1h. Omit to return raw data.
aggregate	string	No	Aggregation function: avg, max, min, sum

Returns: MetricDataDTO

Example

Java

// Query the last 1 hour, 1-minute average
long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
long oneHourAgo = now - 3600_000L;

// See the OpenAPI spec or Swagger UI for the full method signature
// MetricResourceApi metricApi = apiClient.buildClient(MetricResourceApi.class);
// MetricDataDTO data = metricApi.apiV1MetricsIdHistoryGet(
//     "metric-id-123", oneHourAgo, now, "1m", "avg");

Python

import time

metric_api = idmp_sdk.MetricResourceApi(api_client)

now_ms = int(time.time() * 1000)
one_hour_ago_ms = now_ms - 3600 * 1000

# See the OpenAPI spec or Swagger UI for the full method signature
# result = metric_api.api_v1_metrics_id_history_get(
#     id="metric-id-123",
#     from_ts=one_hour_ago_ms,
#     to_ts=now_ms,
#     interval="1m",
#     aggregate="avg"
# )

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Query Latest Value

Returns the most recent data point for a metric. Suitable for real-time monitoring scenarios.

Example

Java

// See the OpenAPI spec or Swagger UI for the full method signature
// LatestValueDTO latest = metricApi.apiV1MetricsIdLatestGet("metric-id-123");
// System.out.println("Latest value: " + latest.getValue() + " @ " + latest.getTimestamp());

Python

# See the OpenAPI spec or Swagger UI for the full method signature
# latest = metric_api.api_v1_metrics_id_latest_get("metric-id-123")
# print(f"Latest value: {latest.value} @ {latest.timestamp}")

note

For the complete method signatures and parameters, refer to the OpenAPI spec file (idmp-v1.0.14.1.json) included in the SDK package, or browse the Swagger UI at /swagger-ui.html on your IDMP server.