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Data store observability

The data stores observability dashboard provides real-time charts on your request counts and on your usage against future data store limits, and allows you to filter the request data by standard or ordered data stores.

An image showing the request count by API dashboard in the Creator Hub.

Access the dashboard

The data stores dashboard is available for any game that uses DataStoreService, but you must either be the game owner or have analytics group permissions to access the dashboard.

  1. Navigate to the Creations page on the Creator Hub.
  2. Under the Creator Hub dropdown, select your account or the group owning the target game.
  3. Select the game.
  4. In the Monitoring dropdown, select Data Stores.

Available charts

Use the selector at the top of the page to filter by standard or ordered data stores. The default view includes standard data store only.

Use the Explore button next to each chart to deep dive into that metric, compare the current period against past periods, or break down that metric by its available categories.

Each chart contains data for the past 30 days, and you can select to view a custom time range with the selector at the top of the page. If you select a time range earlier than 30 days, the system returns a Request Failed error.

Data from the most recent three minutes might be incomplete, so it's normal to see a drop at the end of the charts.

Storage usage and limit are displayed in bytes, where 1 kilobyte is 1024 bytes.

Response status codes

The dashboard's Request Count by Status and Requests by API x Status charts include status codes of API responses that you can use to understand usage and troubleshoot errors. For a table that lists and describes all of these status codes (aside from 200 OK), see Error codes.

Service limits

For information on current limits, usage quotas, and future limits, see Limits.