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  1. Step-by-step instructions
  2. Managing functions
  3. Viewing monitoring charts

View monitoring charts

  • Number of function invocations
  • Average function execution time
  • Number of errors that occurred when executing a function

You can view charts for the following metrics:

  • Number of function invocations
  • Average function execution time
  • Number of errors that occurred when running the function

Number of function invocations

To view the chart:

  1. Open the Cloud Functions section in the folder containing the function you want to get information about.

  2. Select the function whose monitoring charts you want to view from the list of functions.

  3. On the Overview page, go to the Monitoring tab.

  4. Select the period for the chart. You can choose a predefined interval (hour, day, week, month) or enter a custom period in the date fields.

  5. The number of function calls is displayed on the Invocations chart:

Average function execution time

To view the chart:

  1. Open the Cloud Functions section in the folder containing the function you want to get information about.

  2. Select the function whose monitoring charts you want to view from the list of functions.

  3. On the Overview page, go to the Monitoring tab.

  4. Select the period for the chart. You can choose a predefined interval (hour, day, week, month) or enter a custom period in the date fields.

  5. The average call time is displayed in the Durations chart:

Number of errors that occurred when executing a function

To view the chart:

  1. Open the Cloud Functions section in the folder containing the function you want to get information about.

  2. Select the function whose monitoring charts you want to view from the list of functions.

  3. On the Overview page, go to the Monitoring tab.

  4. Select the period for the chart. You can choose a predefined interval (hour, day, week, month) or enter a custom period in the date fields.

  5. The number of errors that occurred when running the function is shown in the Errors chart:

In this article:
  • Number of function invocations
  • Average function execution time
  • Number of errors that occurred when executing a function
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