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Traces

Traces Requests​

This is your Traces Requests page, located within the "Traces" section. It is a tool for monitoring, analyzing, and debugging your API calls. It provides a detailed overview of your API request and response activity.

On the left side of the page, you have filtering options to narrow down the traces.

You can filter by Time, with choices:

  • "Last 5 minutes"
  • "Last 15 minutes"
  • "Last 1 hour"
  • "Last 4 hours"
  • "Last 24 hours"

You can filter by HTTP Status, including:

  • "All"
  • "Success"
  • "Client Error"
  • "Server Error"

The main area on the right, titled "Traces Requests," displays the list of API call traces. Here, you'll find an "Export data" button to download the trace information and a field to "Filter Method..." if you're looking for specific API methods.

The table itself shows key details for each API call: the Timestamp (UTC) when the call was made, the Method used, the Product accessed, the HTTP status code, and the Response time.

You can click on a specific trace entry to see a detailed JSON view with more granular information so so-called “Request Trace”. It's the kind of in-depth view you'd access when investigating a particular trace from the main list.

Request Trace​

At the top, under "Connection Details," you get a quick summary with cards showing the HTTP Route (e.g., v1/ohlcv/symbol_id/history), the HTTP Method (e.g., GET), and the HTTP Status Code (e.g., 200).

Below this summary, the page lists numerous specific details about the trace. This includes the Timestamp of the request, a unique Trace ID, the Span Name, and the Service Name like "MarketDataAPI/REST." A significant field is Span Attributes, which displays a JSON block containing many raw request and response parameters, including the API key used and target details. Further down, you'll find more parsed information such as the request Duration, the specific HTTP Target and full HTTP URL, the HTTP Flavor, the API Key involved, the NET Host Name, the HTTPScheme, and the ID Organization. Some details like the HTTP method, route, and status code are repeated here from the summary cards for comprehensive reference.

Traces Connections​

This is your Traces Connections page, located within the "Traces" section. This page provides an overview of service connections, detailing their activity and status.

At the top, you have a field to "Filter Service Name..." if you need to find connections related to a specific service.

The main part of the page displays a table listing these connections. Each entry in the table shows a unique Connection ID, the Service Name (e.g., "MarketData"), the Protocol Name (e.g., "WebSocket"), the Start Time and End Time of the connection, and the current Status. The status is clearly indicated, showing whether a connection is "Connected" or "Disconnected," highlighted with a badge.