You must be an ApiTraffic account admin, and a GitHub org owner (or repo admin) to install the App on the repositories you want to track.
1. Start the connection
In ApiTraffic, go to Settings → Integrations → Git and click Connect GitHub.
2. Install the ApiTraffic GitHub App
You’ll be redirected to GitHub to install the App. Choose the organization (or personal account) to install into.
3. Choose repositories
Select All repositories or Only select repositories and pick the repos you want ApiTraffic to track, then click Install.
4. Assign a repository to a bucket
Back in ApiTraffic, your connection now shows as Active. Pick a repository and choose the bucket whose API traffic that code powers.
5. Map branches to environments
Add one or more rows mapping a branch (or pattern) to an environment. Use the Seed default button to quickly createmain → your default environment.
6. Verify
Push a commit to a mapped branch. Within a few seconds agit.push marker appears on that bucket’s charts.
Disconnecting
- In ApiTraffic: Settings → Integrations → Git → Disconnect removes the link and stops tracking.
- In GitHub: uninstalling the App (Settings → Applications → ApiTraffic → Uninstall) also stops all tracking for that account immediately.
Troubleshooting
A repository I want isn't listed
A repository I want isn't listed
The App doesn’t have access to it. In GitHub → Settings → Applications → ApiTraffic → Configure, add the repository, then refresh the ApiTraffic repo list.
No marker after pushing
No marker after pushing
Confirm the branch you pushed to is mapped to an environment. Unmapped branches are intentionally ignored.