You can avoid exceeding your site usage limits. Monitor the bandwidth and request
time usage for each of your sites by viewing the usage data tracked on the 24-Hour Usage
History related list.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Developer, Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Sites, and then
select Sites.
Click the name of the site you want to view.
View the 24-Hour Usage History related list.
Processing time can cause a delay of several minutes for usage
information.
The 24-Hour Usage History related list tracks and displays these usage metrics for
your site.
Metric
How It's Calculated
Origin Bandwidth
Bandwidth is calculated as the number of megabytes served and
received from the site's origin server. The Daily
Limit applies to a rolling 24-hour period.
Request Time
“Service request time” is calculated as the total
server time in minutes required to generate pages for the site. The
Daily Limit applies to a rolling 24-hour period.
Origin server refers to the web server that hosts your site. Rolling 24-hour period
refers to the 24 hours immediately preceding the current time.
For each metric, the related list displays Current Usage, Daily Limit, and the
Percent Used.
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