NGINX · Example Payload

Plus Http Api Nginx Http Server Zones Map Example

API GatewayCachingCloud-NativeLoad BalancerOpen-SourceReverse ProxyWeb Server

Plus Http Api Nginx Http Server Zones Map Example is an example object payload from NGINX, with 1 top-level field. It illustrates the shape of data this provider's APIs accept or return.

Top-level fields

www.example.com

Example Payload

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{
  "www.example.com": {
    "processing": 3,
    "requests": 31070465,
    "responses": {
      "1xx": 0,
      "2xx": 8945123,
      "3xx": 45210,
      "4xx": 12043,
      "5xx": 198,
      "codes": {
        "200": 8832451,
        "301": 42100,
        "404": 11890,
        "500": 198
      },
      "total": 9002574
    },
    "discarded": 45,
    "received": 180157219,
    "sent": 20183175459,
    "ssl": {
      "handshakes": 79572,
      "handshakes_failed": 21025,
      "session_reuses": 15762,
      "no_common_protocol": 4,
      "no_common_cipher": 2,
      "handshake_timeout": 0,
      "peer_rejected_cert": 0,
      "verify_failures": {
        "no_cert": 0,
        "expired_cert": 2,
        "revoked_cert": 1,
        "other": 1
      }
    }
  }
}

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