You can monitor and identify key trends of your Adaptive Media Delivery (AMD) traffic.

Use the user interface

Akamai offers easy-to-use interfaces in Akamai Control Center.

Go to ☰ > MEDIA > Media delivery reports.
From the drop-down at the top left, select Adaptive Media Delivery > Realtime or Adaptive Media Delivery > Historical to view tabbed reports.

You can customize these reports as needed.

Realtime > Realtime tab. The Realtime report displays various data for AMD at a latency of under 15 minutes. Each data point on the widget has a resolution time of five minutes.
Historical > Traffic tab. Traffic reports provide information on the number of hits, the bandwidth at which the media was available, and information on volume and hits per Content Provider (CP) code.
Historical > Performance tab. Performance reports provide insights into the rate at which data is delivered and the volume and percentage of download requests.
Historical > Availability tab. Availability reports provide details on responses at the Edge, origin, and by CP code, country, and autonomous system number (ASN).
Historical > URLs tab. The URLs report provides details on the number of requests for a stream at the Akamai edge, midgress, and origin. Data is gathered on a daily basis.
Historical > Unique Viewers tab. This report gives you information on the number of unique viewers accessing your media. This information is available by operating system (OS), geographic region (geo), device, and by CP code.
Historical > Manifest Personalization tab. This report shows requests for content that's been configured for delivery through the Manifest Personalization behavior in AMD.
Historical > URLs Legacy tab. The URLs Legacy report lets you review historical data on a per-URL basis for one or more CP codes, over a range of time you specify. The period of time defaults to the current day.
Historical > Proxy Protection tab. These reports show how Akamai's Enhanced Proxy Detection (EPD) service has applied proxy detection and location spoofing protection when delivering your AMD content.
Historical > Content Protection tab. This report shows if Akamai's token-based Access Revocation service has detected marked authentication tokens in requests, and then blocked access to your AMD content.

Use the API

Akamai offers the Media Delivery Reports API that you can call to generate customized reports to meet your specific need.