What types of metrics are commonly monitored in API analytics?
- API code complexity, server hardware details, and design patterns.
- API encryption levels, database structures, and network protocols.
- API marketing campaigns, social media engagement, and user demographics.
- API response time, error rates, and usage statistics.
Commonly monitored metrics in API analytics include response time (latency), error rates, and usage statistics. These metrics help assess the performance, reliability, and usage patterns of the API. Monitoring unrelated metrics like code complexity or marketing campaigns is not typically part of API analytics.
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