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Refer to the GraphQL Analytics API documentation to [get started](/analytics/graphql-api/getting-started/). The specific Aegis schema is called `aegisIpUtilizationAdaptiveGroups`.
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Refer to the [GraphQL Analytics API documentation](/analytics/graphql-api/getting-started/) for further guidance, or consider the [example](#example) below for a quickstart.
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## Aegis schema
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The specific Aegis schema is called `aegisIpUtilizationAdaptiveGroups`.
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You can get average (`avg`) or maximum (`max`) utilization values (in percentage), and use the following dimensions:
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-`popUtilizationKey` <Typetext="string" />
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- The Cloudflare point of presence (PoP), the Aegis IP, and the origin IP and port. For example, `sjc 192.0.2.1 203.0.113.150:443`.
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## Example
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Refer to the query below to learn how to get average utilization and maximum utilization by point of presence, and filter the results. You can also select the button at the bottom to use this query for your account via the Cloudflare GraphQL API Explorer.
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