Get Top UserID
$client->getTopUserIds()
About this method # A
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Get the top 10 userIDs with the highest number of records per cluster.
The data returned will usually be a few seconds behind real time, because userID usage may take up to a few seconds to propagate to the different clusters.
Examples # A
Get the top userIDs#
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$client->getTopUserIds();
Parameters # A
No parameters for this method.
Response # A
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{
"topUsers": {
"c10-test": [
{
"userID": "user1",
"nbRecords": 104,
"dataSize": 17400
{
"userID": "user2",
"nbRecords": 18,
"dataSize": 3195
}
],
"c11-test": [
{
"userID": "user3",
"nbRecords": 104,
"dataSize": 17400
},
{
"userID": "user4",
"nbRecords": 1,
"dataSize": 72
}
]
}
}
topUsers
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key/value mapping
Mapping of cluster names to top users. |
User info object #
userID
# |
string
UserID of the user. |
nbRecords
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integer
Number of records belonging to the user. |
dataSize
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integer
Data size taken by the user. |
