Get an HTTP Content Delivery Downloads data store

get deprecatedhttps://{hostname}/media-delivery-reports/v1/delivery/httpcd/data-stores/{dataStoreId}

Specify a data store to fetch a list of the dimensions and metrics used with delivery of your content. This also includes the aggregation interval, purge interval, maximum allowed query interval, and other details.

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This endpoint was decommissioned on July 15, 2025.

Response

`rows` when there's no available data.

Response body

object

aggregationInSeconds

integer

required

≥ 0

Number of seconds for which data aggregates.

description

string

required

length ≥ 1

Text describing the data store.

dimensions

array of objects

required

length ≥ 1

Encapsulates dimensions for the data store. A dimension acts like a key in data exploration and answers questions such as who, what, where, and which. Each dimension object provides information on the ID, name, type, and description of the dimension.

dimensions*

object

dataType

string

Type of data: STRING, NUMBER, ENCODED, DATE, COUNT, TIME, BIT_FLAG, VOLUME, BANDWIDTH, PERCENT, CONTINENT, COUNTRY, REGION, CPCODE, ACGID, DOMAIN or STREAM.

STRING NUMBER ENCODED DATE COUNT TIME BIT_FLAG VOLUME BANDWIDTH PERCENT CONTINENT COUNTRY REGION CPCODE ACGID DOMAIN STREAM

description

string

required

length ≥ 1

A description of the dimension.

group

array of objects

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

group

object

description

string

required

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

integer

required

≥ -1

TBD Add description.

name

string

required

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

helpText

string

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

integer

required

≥ 0

A unique identifier for each dimension.

name

string

required

length ≥ 1

The name of the dimension.

type

string

The type of dimension, either STANDARD or CUSTOM.

STANDARD CUSTOM

integer

required

≥ 0

Unique identifier for each data store.

maxQueryDurationInMinutes

integer

required

≥ 0

Maximum number of minutes when you can query a data store. This system-imposed limit leads to better performance.

metrics

array of objects

required

length ≥ 1

Encapsulates metrics for the data store. A metric is a numeric aggregation against one or more dimensions and answers questions on volume of activity or attack. Each metric object provides information on the name, description, and ID of the metric.

metrics*

object

dataType

string

Type of data: STRING, NUMBER, ENCODED, DATE, COUNT, TIME, BIT_FLAG, VOLUME, BANDWIDTH, PERCENT, CONTINENT, COUNTRY, REGION, CPCODE, ACGID, DOMAIN or STREAM.

STRING NUMBER ENCODED DATE COUNT TIME BIT_FLAG VOLUME BANDWIDTH PERCENT CONTINENT COUNTRY REGION CPCODE ACGID DOMAIN STREAM

description

string

required

length ≥ 1

A description of the metric.

displayName

string

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

group

array of objects

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

group

object

description

string

required

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

integer

required

≥ -1

TBD Add description.

name

string

required

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

helpText

string

length ≥ 1

TBD Add description.

integer

required

≥ 0

A unique identifier for each metric.

name

string

required

length ≥ 1

The name of the metric.

type

string

Type of metric: TIME, NUMBER, COUNT, BANDWIDTH, VOLUME, PERCENT, PERCENTAGE or %.

TIME NUMBER COUNT BANDWIDTH VOLUME PERCENT PERCENTAGE %

unit

string

Unit of metric: TIME, SECONDS, MINUTES, COUNT, HITS, BYTES, MS, MBPS, KBPS, MB, GB, NUMBER, MBIT/SEC, HITS/SEC or %.

TIME SECONDS COUNT BYTES MS MBPS KBPS MB GB HITS MINUTES NUMBER MBIT/SEC HITS/SEC %

name

string

required

length ≥ 1

The name of the data store.

purgeIntervalInDays

integer

required

≥ 0

Number of days for which the data store keeps data.

reportType

string

length ≥ 0

TBD Add description.

type

string

required

The type of data store, either STANDARD or CUSTOM.

STANDARD CUSTOM

Language

URL


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curl --request GET \
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     --url https://hostname/media-delivery-reports/v1/delivery/httpcd/data-stores/dataStoreId \
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     --header 'accept: application/json'

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application/json

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200OK. The response includes empty rows when there's no available data.

`rows` when there's no available data.