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# cloudUsageDaily

Usage totals and intra-day breakdown for a single UTC day.

### Examples

```graphql
type CloudUsageDaily {
  day: String
  count: Float
  tokens: Int
  countBuckets: JSON
  tokenBuckets: JSON
}
```

### Fields

| Field               | Description                                                                                                                          | Supported fields |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------- |
| day `String`        | UTC day in YYYY-MM-DD format.                                                                                                        |                  |
| count `Float`       | Request volume for the day, fractional for average-rate metrics. A value of -1 means the service does not publish a volume metric.   |                  |
| tokens `Int`        | Number of tokens for the day. A value of -1 means the token metric is unavailable.                                                   |                  |
| countBuckets `JSON` | Invocation counts split into eight three-hour UTC buckets, keyed by hour range. A bucket value of -1 means the count is unavailable. |                  |
| tokenBuckets `JSON` | Token counts split into eight three-hour UTC buckets, keyed by hour range. A bucket value of -1 means the count is unavailable.      |                  |

### References

#### Fields with this object:

* [{} CloudUsageSeries.daily](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--cloud-security/types/objects/cloud-usage-series.md)


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