Push metric

Input Parameters

Parameter	Description
aa_id	entity ID (Same as CR entry)
timestamp	The date and time when the events occurred. The format must follow ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.mmmZ).
headers	The headers of the events data.
events	FIP:AA:UserDiscoveryResponse - User account discover API call FIP:AA:UserLinkingResponse - Account linking API call FIP:AA:UserConfirmLinkingResponse - Confirm Account linking API call FIP:AA:ConsentPostResponse - Consent creation API call FIP:AA:FIRequestResponse - FI data request creation API call FIP:AA:FIFetchResponse - Get FI data API call FIP:AA:UserUnLinkingResponse - User unlinking API call
fip_id	The unique identifier for the financial information provider (FIP) that generated the event.
latency_avg_ms	The average latency for the event, in milliseconds.
success_percent	The percentage of successful API calls made in that 10 min time period. Exclude 4xx errors from the total number of API calls when reporting.
timeout_percent	The percentage of API Calls that take longer than 30 seconds to respond.
notfound_percent	The percentage of events that resulted in a "not found" error. This will be passed ONLY for the discover API. Percent of 404 status codes. For the rest of the events it should be ‘null’
server_error_percent	The percentage of events that resulted in a server error.
client_error_percent	The percentage of events that resulted in a client error. Exclude 404 error for discover API event (since 404 is being counted as notfound_percent)
latencyP99_ms	Lets say the AA made 100 calls to an FIP in the past 10 mins. Arrange the response times for these calls in ascending order and share the 99th percentile response time(i.e. 99th response time in this case)
latencyP95_ms	Lets say the AA made 100 calls to an FIP in the past 10 mins. Arrange the response times for these calls in ascending order and share the 95th percentile response time(i.e. 95th response time in this case)
latencyP50_ms	Lets say the AA made 100 calls to an FIP in the past 10 mins. Arrange the response times for these calls in ascending order and share the 50th percentile response time(i.e. 50thresponse time in this case)