Usage page in the Site Factory Management Console displays how many websites and site collections in your Site Factory subscription already have custom domain names assigned to them. If your Site Factory subscription has a limited number of websites, this page displays:
The number of websites with custom domains on your live and update environments. These are the websites that count against your subscription’s maximum number of websites limit.
The number of Dynamic Requests served by each Site Factory Stack per month.
Note
A Site Factory stack has two environments: live and update. The update environment ensures that sites do not go down during code deployment.
To view the Subscription Usage page:
Sign in to the Site Factory Management Console using an account with the platform admin role.
In the admin menu, click Administration.
In the Site Factory Management section, click the Subscription Usage link.
Viewing Dynamic Requests
The Dynamic requests section on the Subscription Usage page displays the number of Dynamic Requests served by each Site Factory Stack during each month. Dynamic Request data is available with up to a two-day delay. Dynamic Requests include all requests on a production environment irrespective of whether the traffic goes to a live or update environment.
Dynamic Requests was earlier referred to as Page Views. One Dynamic Request is equivalent to one Page View. Therefore, if an order form mentions Page Views, Acquia measures it by utilizing Dynamic Requests.
For this purpose, Dynamic Requests include all requests served by Drupal, including:
successful page loads
Managing subscription usage
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Usage page in the Site Factory Management Console displays how many websites and site collections in your Site Factory subscription already have custom domain names assigned to them. If your Site Factory subscription has a limited number of websites, this page displays:
The number of websites with custom domains on your live and update environments. These are the websites that count against your subscription’s maximum number of websites limit.
The number of Dynamic Requests served by each Site Factory Stack per month.
Note
A Site Factory stack has two environments: live and update. The update environment ensures that sites do not go down during code deployment.
To view the Subscription Usage page:
Sign in to the Site Factory Management Console using an account with the platform admin role.
In the admin menu, click Administration.
In the Site Factory Management section, click the Subscription Usage link.
Viewing Dynamic Requests
The Dynamic requests section on the Subscription Usage page displays the number of Dynamic Requests served by each Site Factory Stack during each month. Dynamic Request data is available with up to a two-day delay. Dynamic Requests include all requests on a production environment irrespective of whether the traffic goes to a live or update environment.
Dynamic Requests was earlier referred to as Page Views. One Dynamic Request is equivalent to one Page View. Therefore, if an order form mentions Page Views, Acquia measures it by utilizing Dynamic Requests.
For this purpose, Dynamic Requests include all requests served by Drupal, including:
successful page loads
redirections
image derivative generations
page not founds
failed page loads
Dynamic Requests do not include:
requests served from Varnish® cache or a CDN
requests for images, files, and other assets which are served directly without additional processing (such as resizing)
Downloading Dynamic Request reports
Click the CSV button to download Dynamic Request reports in CSV format. The downloaded report includes all of the time periods currently displayed on the Subscription Usage page. By default, the name of the downloaded file is dynamic-requests.csv.
Using the REST API to obtain Dynamic Request reports
The Site Factory REST API includes a DynamicRequestsmethod (GET/api/v1/dynamic-requests/monthly) that you can use to obtain additional, detailed Dynamic Request reports.
Understanding Dynamic Requests
Dynamic requests represent any request that requires PHP processing by the application. Dynamic requests do not include the following items:
Cached Content: Requests served through Varnish cache or a CDN.
Static Assets: Direct requests for images, files, and CSS or JavaScript unless they require server-side processing such as image resizing.
Monitor Usage
To audit dynamic request volume, analyze Drupal request logs. Activity recorded in these logs aligns with the data displayed in Site Factory. Use graphs to provide a granular view of subscription consumption.
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redirections
image derivative generations
page not founds
failed page loads
Dynamic Requests do not include:
requests served from Varnish® cache or a CDN
requests for images, files, and other assets which are served directly without additional processing (such as resizing)
Downloading Dynamic Request reports
Click the CSV button to download Dynamic Request reports in CSV format. The downloaded report includes all of the time periods currently displayed on the Subscription Usage page. By default, the name of the downloaded file is dynamic-requests.csv.
Using the REST API to obtain Dynamic Request reports
The Site Factory REST API includes a DynamicRequestsmethod (GET/api/v1/dynamic-requests/monthly) that you can use to obtain additional, detailed Dynamic Request reports.
Understanding Dynamic Requests
Dynamic requests represent any request that requires PHP processing by the application. Dynamic requests do not include the following items:
Cached Content: Requests served through Varnish cache or a CDN.
Static Assets: Direct requests for images, files, and CSS or JavaScript unless they require server-side processing such as image resizing.
Monitor Usage
To audit dynamic request volume, analyze Drupal request logs. Activity recorded in these logs aligns with the data displayed in Site Factory. Use graphs to provide a granular view of subscription consumption.
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