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Analytics is the infrastructure view of everything you have deployed: agents, services, and databases alike. Where Observability records what an agent did, Analytics records how the containers behind it behaved: how much traffic they took, what they returned, how fast, and what they consumed.
Total requests per domain breaks volume down by workload over time. Total requests per status code does the same by response class, and the status codes per workload table gives those same counts per workload, which is the quicker way to see which workload is failing rather than when. Response time is plotted as p50, p95, and p99 across whatever workloads you have selected.

Usage is charted per workload over the selected range, with a table underneath pairing it against what each workload was allocated.

Analytics shows how deployed workloads behaved. To see what an agent did inside a request, see Observability. For raw container output, see Logs.
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