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Read data consumption

Understand bandwidth and traffic reporting for a CDN account.

Read data consumption

Understand bandwidth and traffic reporting for a CDN account.

Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. CDN Accounts
  3. Analytics
  4. Data Consumption

Prerequisites

  • The correct account must be selected.
  • Date range and data freshness must be clear to the user.
  • Customer domain or account names in charts are redacted when needed.

Step-by-step guide

1

Open report from Analytics icon

Chart icons on the account row lead to traffic and data consumption reports.

  • Click the analytics icon on the correct CDN account row.
  • Select date range.

Expected result: The report opens for the selected account.

cdnctl equivalent
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $CDN_TOKEN" https://cdn.com.tr/api/accounts/$ACCOUNT_UUID/quota
2

Compare usage with package

Bandwidth increases can connect to package limits or cache strategy.

  • Read bandwidth and request values.
  • Check package limit.
  • Move to billing guide if needed.

Expected result: The user can decide on package upgrade or cache tuning.

cdnctl equivalent
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $CDN_TOKEN" https://cdn.com.tr/api/accounts/$ACCOUNT_UUID/quota
cdnctl packages list --owned --format table

Verification

  • No data outside selected account is shown.
  • No-data state explains ingestion delay.
  • Report range is visible.

Use cases

A customer asks why bandwidth usage increased after a campaign.

Quick workflow

  1. Open Data Consumption.
  2. Select range.
  3. Compare request and bandwidth values.
  4. Decide whether package limits need adjustment.

Checks

  • Date range is selected.
  • The selected account is correct.
  • No-data states mention ingestion delay.
  • Image optimization counts toward the same monthly quota: each conversion counts the original it reads plus the image it returns. Data Consumption shows it as its own line next to traffic.

Related pages

Export reports as CSV or Excel

Data consumption, Cache overview and the security events table each hand you the same numbers as a file: CSV for a script, XLSX for a spreadsheet.

Access logs (logpush)

Receive every request your CDN serves as gzipped JSON Lines, and download the files from the panel or with cdnctl.