I am trying to retrieve my devices performance with the python api call  result = devices_controller.get_network_device_performance(collect) For some reason when I populate the collect dictionary and call this api I get the error:    raise APIException('HTTP response not OK.', context) meraki.exceptions.api_exception.APIException: HTTP response not OK. But when I convert the dictionary (collect) to a string I get no error, but also no performance data What could be causing this error and what other approaches could I use to try and get the performance data from the network devices.   Many Thanks!     ... View more

I've been trying to use Azure functions to run the Meraki API requests with my Python script, but receive a HTTP 500 error. I suspect that this is due to the Meraki SDK not being installed on the virtual machine. Does anyone have experience with using Meraki API's with Azure function apps? If so what was you approach, and if anyone has a solution or questions on this issue please fire away!   Thanks! ... View more

I'm currently developing a Python script with API endpoints, specifically get_network_traffic (https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/python/api-endpoints/networks/get-network-traffic). My only question is what unit of measure is being used for the returned 'sent' and 'received' values, KB?, GB?, MB? or does this represent the number of packets sent?   Any help with this issue would be much appreciated!  ... View more