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The Analytics API is a REST API that allows programmatic access to pipeline performance metrics, enabling you to generate custom reports and insights.
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It leverages HTTP GET requests and returns data in JSON format, for seamless integration with your existing tools and systems.
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The API enables you to extract data on pipelines and pipeline builds at different levels.
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The API enables you to extract KPI data on pipelines and pipeline builds at different levels.
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Whether you're automating the collection of metrics for external dashboards or conducting in-depth analysis on pipeline efficiency,
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the API offers granular access to performance data.
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This ensures you can optimize pipeline configurations, identify bottlenecks, and drive continuous improvement within your workflows.
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Retrieves the average execution duration of pipeline builds.
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The average (mean) duration is calculated by dividing the total execution time by the number of builds, providing an overall measure of pipeline performance.
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You can filter pipeline builds by either a project, specific pipeline, status, or by the favorites tag.