Hi! I think this is a great feature to see how different GitHub apps and tokens are used! We have previously created our own app that gets a list of app credentials and just checks their rate-limit periodically and dumps it in prometheus. We will be happy if we don't need to maintain it anymore :) That said, the numbers on GitHub's new dashboard doesn't seem to add up. For example, we have an app used by backstage which pulls things from GitHub relatively often and on GitHub's new dashboards it shows that in last our backstage app did 33k REST API requests and was rate-limited 0 times. But rate-limit is 15k for GitHub Apps, right? On our own dashboards we see that the same app only does up to 5k requests per hour (at least those counted towards rate limit). It would be nice to see specifically amount of requests that go towards primary rate limit + the graph per user/app.

Appreciate this feature! I always have the same question when I see a new org-level feature... will we get this dashboard at the Enterprise level? 😄

Very cool feature, but I'm having trouble understanding the data. My org says I've made 18 requests in the last 7 days, but during business hours I average more than 18 requests per hour. A few org members have 3-10k in the last 7 days which is the order of magnitude I would expect for most of my team... but mostly the numbers are showing sub-100. Most of these requests are done through an OAuth application but the application isn't showing up at the top of the list either.

This is awesome and very useful for us when trying to track down if/how tokens are used!

However, yesterday when I tried this feature I could see the NAMES of the (classic) tokens being used. Today, that feature is gone. I guess for security/privacy reasons? Unfortunately this makes this way less useful.

Is there any way the token names can come back? For example if I view the insights with the account that actually owns the tokens or something?

Edit: I just found you can see the names if you click on the details for each token but not in the overview like yesterday.

We are using this function.

This seems to be UTC time.
Can I change it to the browser's time?

This is amazing! We use a prometheus exporter very similar to https://github.com/kalgurn/github-rate-limits-prometheus-exporter to get alerted when our github apps are at risk of running over rate limits.

1. Do y'all have a workflow in mind for getting alerted when apps attached to your org have anomalous traffic or are being rate limited?
2. What about GitHub actions tokens being rate limited? Like in "You have exceeded a secondary rate limit." fpicalausa/remove-stale-branches#22