Notifications Metrics Reference
Review information about metrics emitted by the metric namespace oci_notification (the Notifications service).
Resources: Not applicable. Measures data for messages, which aren't resources.
Before You Begin
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The metrics in the oci_notification metric namespace are automatically available for messages you publish to topics. You don't need to enable monitoring on any resources to get these metrics.
Available Metrics: oci_notification
Availability of service metrics (including dimensions) is governed by Monitoring storage limits. For a successful query of a metric or dimension to occur, that metric or dimension must be stored in Monitoring.
Dimensions
Each metric includes a subset of the following dimensions :
- availabilityDomain
- The availability domain in which the associated topic resides.
- endpointType
- The subscription protocol of the endpoint used for the delivery attempt.
- region
- The region in which the associated topic resides.
- resourceId
- The OCID of the resource to which the metric applies.
- resultCode
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The code of the result for a failed message, if the result code exists. The only value is
4702, which indicates that the message was dropped because the email recipient was suppressed. To remove a recipient from the suppression list, open a support request.Note
This dimension exists only when a message failed and a valid value is emitted. - resultMessage
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The explanation of the result for a failed message, if the result explanation exists. The only value is
Email subscription is suppressed, which indicates that the message was dropped because the email recipient was suppressed. To remove a recipient from the suppression list, open a support request.Note
This dimension exists only when a message failed and a valid value is emitted. - subscriptionId
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The OCID of the subscription.
Note
This dimension exists only when a message failed and a valid value is emitted. - topicDisplayName
- The friendly name of the associated topic .
Descriptions
Following are descriptions of the Notifications service metrics:
| Metric | Metric Display Name | Unit | Description | Dimensions |
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DeliveredMessagesCount
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Delivered Messages Count | count | Count of messages that Notifications successfully transmitted to endpoints (subscriptions in topics). See Flow of Message Publication and Delivery. |
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DeliveredMessagesSize
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Delivered Messages Size (Bytes) | bytes | Size of messages that Notifications successfully transmitted to endpoints (subscriptions in topics). See Flow of Message Publication and Delivery. |
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FailedMessagesCount
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Failed Messages Count | count |
Count of messages that Notifications could not transmit to endpoints (subscriptions in topics). See Flow of Message Publication and Delivery. Note: This metric exists only when a message failed. |
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FailedMessagesSize
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Failed Messages Sizes (Bytes) | bytes |
Size of messages that Notifications could not transmit to endpoints (subscriptions in topics). See Flow of Message Publication and Delivery. Note: This metric exists only when a message failed. |
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PublishedMessagesCount
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Published Messages Count | count | Count of messages in requests that Notifications received from the service or customer. See Flow of Message Publication and Delivery. |
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PublishedMessagesSize
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Published Messages Size (Bytes) |
bytes |
Size of messages in requests that Notifications received from the service or customer. See Flow of Message Publication and Delivery. |
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