Detailed analytics feature

Customer feels the top 10 applications feature is no good for large APIs with over 10 applications and that a custom solution at their end would not provide a simple experience for their API providers.

Customer has provided a mockup for the UI/UX portion:

The "Usage" page in the analytics tab could be improved to get a much better user experience. We have thought about a "drill down" feature. See the attached file [1] mock.png
I try to explain the feature:

• in the usage view from a service (1)
  • In the Table below of the graph
    • the feature would add some new rows below every method (if clicked) (2)
    • in those rows we would see the clients listed with the amount of request they made (the same call as in the top applications, but not limited to ten). (3)

1. How many applications would you like to see to be indexed in such a view?

Wouldn't it be possible to have a paging and the number is not limited or is there a technical limitation to how many Applications can be indexed? (in this Case it would be useful to have around 25-50 Applications, but this Limitation will sooner or later also be reached)

2. Do you want the application usage per metric to also appear in both Service usage graph and Top Applications graph? Or is it only the Top Applications graph?

Mainly in the service graph as described in the issue ("drill down" and with the attached Screenshot) but if you do it in the service graph it shouldn't be expensive to also add it to the top applications

3. It sounds like you want a usage index of all applications, is this correct? Please note that there is no limit on the number of applications that can be attached to a service, there would need to be a limit set as to how many we display otherwise it will create a significant computational overhead and may lead to unacceptable performance impacts.

Isn't there already an usage index of all applications? There is already the feature that you can query top applications per metric, and to get the top 10 of something you have to know all the applications and go through all of the applications to get the top ten. Or do you mean with the index, something like a cache which is calculated async?