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MyAccount shows how much your distributions served in three places. Manage CDN Services shows a total for the month, and each distribution’s tabs show its last few days. The bandwidth usage and monitoring pages make a report for any date range. Use them to see which distributions carry your traffic.

CDN Bandwidth Usage and CDN Monitoring appear on Manage CDN Services once E2E approves your account’s CDN request. See Request CDN.

In MyAccount, under Network, click CDN. Below the list, Manage CDN Services shows “Your bandwidth usage in current calendar month = <n> GB”, the bandwidth the project’s distributions have used since the first day of the month. Learn more. explains how it is counted.

Click the distribution on Manage CDN Services, and open one of its tabs:

  • Bandwidth Usage shows the last five days, one row a day, with Date of Consumption, HTTP Requests, HTTPS Requests, and Bandwidth Consumed in GiB. The data can be delayed by up to 24 hours.
  • Monitoring shows the last seven days, one row a day, with No. of Requests, Bandwidth Consumed in bytes, and Error Rate.

Both tabs are empty on the day a distribution is created.

  1. On Manage CDN Services, click CDN Bandwidth Usage. Distributions Bandwidth Usage opens.
  2. In Date Range, choose the days to report on. It starts on the last 15 days.
  3. In Granularity, choose Hourly or Daily.
  4. In Distributions, choose All, or one distribution. Deleted distributions are not listed.
  5. Click Show Report.
  1. On Manage CDN Services, click CDN Monitoring. Distributions Monitoring Usage opens.
  2. In Date Range, choose the days to report on, up to today.
  3. In Granularity, choose how to group the figures.
  4. In Distributions, choose one distribution. Show Report is available once a distribution is chosen.
  5. Click Show Report.

Compare these figures with your CDN plan. To move to a plan that fits your traffic, see Change your CDN plan. If a figure looks wrong, contact support with the Distribution URL, the dates, and the figure you expected.