Domains, Services, and Backends

The Overview tab shows the following performance indicators for each component:

• The P99 and P50 latency numbers, along with the Latency time series chart.

• The errors per second and total errors along with the Errors time series chart.

• The API calls per second, total calls, and the Calls time series chart.

• (For Domains and Services only) The health chart of the domain and service, along with the list of top API endpoints, is sorted on the basis of calls.

• (For Services only) The dependency graph with the interconnect of services and the URLs. When you hover the mouse over the interconnect of the services, it displays the communication latency between them. If Traceable observes errors for any service, that service is shown in red color, and upon hovering, the interconnecting path shows the error percentage.

• (For Backends only) The list of services as part of the backend along with the number of calls and average latency for each. You can click on a service to view its details.

The Endpoints tab is available for domains and services only, with each of them showing the following details:

• The endpoint name under that domain or service.

• The sensitive datatypes discovered in that endpoint.

• The risk score associated with the endpoint.

• The number of calls made to the APIs in the last 24 hours.

• The time at which the endpoints were last called.

The tab displays data with the Is Learnt filter applied by default. However, the tab also provides other filters that you can use to fine-tune the results displayed on the page. You can apply filters based on the following categories:

• Security Posture — This category lists filters to view APIs based on sensitive datatypes, datasets, authentications, risk categories, etc.

• API Definition — This category lists filters to view APIs based on authentication types, encryptions, creation time, labels, domain names, etc.

• Traceable — These are Traceable’s custom filters to view APIs based on whether they are learned, their discovery state, etc.

• Deployment — This category lists filters to view APIs based on the environment and service.

• API Ownership — This category lists filters to view APIs based on their ownership across various functions, such as developers and quality assurance.

You can also download the data shown on the page by clicking the Download () icon in the tab’s top right corner. While downloading, you can also select the number of rows you want to download.

While Traceable shows some columns for the Endpoints tab by default, you can edit the layout to add or remove columns according to your requirements. To do so, click the Ellipse () icon corresponding to the download icon and click Edit Columns. In the pop-up window, add or remove the columns, adjust the layout according to your requirements, and click Apply.

The Events (for domains and backends)/Malicious behaviors (for services) tab shows the following information:

• The type of malicious behavior observed in the component.

• A description of the malicious behavior providing the essential details.

• The category to which the malicious behavior belongs.

• (For domains and services only) The APIs in which Traceable observed the malicious behavior.

• The timestamp at which Traceable observed the malicious behavior.

While the tab shows the list of malicious behaviors/events observed in the components, you can click the each row to view detailed information about it. Traceable redirects you to the Threat Activity page under Protection, where you can view information such as Event details, description, mitigation, impact, etc.

The Traces tab provides the list of traces discovered for the component. It shows the following information:

• (For domains and services only) The type of protocol used to transmit the data, for example, HTTP, HTTPS.

• (For backends only) The name of the trace.

• (For domains and services only) The API endpoint associated with the trace.

• (For domains and services only) The URL associated with the trace.

• (For services only) The number of calls made by the API while processing a request.

• (For domains and services only) The status or outcome of the API request, indicating whether it was successfully processed or had an issue.

• (For services only) The number of errors encountered while processing the API request, if any.

• The duration or time taken to process the API request.

• The start time or the timestamp at which the API request was initiated.

You can expand each trace to view detailed information about it, such as trace ID, entry span ID, request, response attributes, etc. You can also filter the data shown on the page according to your requirements. To do so, you can click on the search bar at the top of the tab and select the attribute(s) based on which you want to filter the data.

The Metrics tab shows time series charts with each chart showing data for the 5 minutes by default. The charts are shown for the following:

• Latency numbers (P50, P95, P99, and average)

• Errors (Percentage and Rate)

• Number of calls

• Data Transfer numbers (Request, Response, Request rate, and Response rate)

You can hover over the chart to view the numbers for the above metrics at a certain point in time. You can also change the duration for each chart separately to view the data according to your requirements.