Metrics
Monitor your project's performance, execution statistics, and storage usage from a single dashboard.
Start with Usage, Logs, and Errors
The Usage page (Observe → Usage) is the primary, sidebar-linked quota view — it tracks Build minutes, Database storage, and Object storage, with limits applied at the org-plan level and shared across all apps in your workspace. The standalone Metrics dashboard described here is not linked from the project sidebar (it's a secondary/legacy view). For day-to-day observability, use Logs, Errors, and Usage.
Overview
The Metrics dashboard gives you real-time visibility into how your project is performing. It is organized in two main views:
| Section | Purpose | Key data |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | Execution tracking | Executions, latency, error rate |
| Storage | Storage consumption monitoring | Bucket sizes, database size, total usage |
Metrics are scoped to your project — you see them as a member of the workspace that owns the project.
Key Metrics
The dashboard displays core metric cards at the top of the page:
| Metric | Description | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Executions | Total endpoint executions, broken down by successful and failed requests | Count |
| Avg Duration | Average execution latency across all endpoints | ms |
| Storage | Current storage usage with breakdown by type | MB / GB |
Time Ranges
All metrics can be filtered by time range using the selector in the header. The selected range affects both the metric cards and the charts below them.
1h— Per-minute granularity24h— Per-hour granularity7d— Per-day granularity30d— Per-day granularity
Charts
Below the metric cards, an interactive chart displays historical trends for the selected metric. You can customize the visualization in two ways:
- Chart type — Switch between
BarandLinecharts - Metric selector — Choose between
ExecutionsorDuration
Charts update automatically when you change the time range or metric selection.
Storage Monitoring
The Storage section provides a detailed view of your project's storage consumption:
- Total usage — Current storage used vs. your plan limit
- Bucket breakdown — Size of each storage bucket (Cloudflare R2)
- Database size — Total size of your PostgreSQL database
When storage usage approaches your limit, you'll see a warning indicator. Storage limits are set by your organization plan (Free vs Pro) and shared across all apps in the workspace — upgrade the org plan to raise them. See Usage & Quotas for the authoritative view.
Next steps
- Usage & Quotas — the primary, sidebar-linked quota view
- Errors — first-class app-error tracking
- View real-time logs in the Console
- Learn about the API Builder