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# Match the metric by name, order by metric value(such as: avg, percent)
input TopNCondition {
    name: String!
    topN: Int!
    order: Order!
    # When the scope is ServiceInstance or Endpoint,
    # most likely you need a secondary filter.
    # Such as:
    # 1. Get topN service instance in a given service id
    # 2. Get topN endpoint in a given serivce id.
    # Backend will decide the filter id meaning by Scope.
    #
    # Defintely, it is not required by default.
    filterScope: Scope
    filterId: Int
}

type TopNEntity {
    name: String!
    id: ID!
    value: Int!
}

# The aggregation query is different with the metric query.
# All aggregation queries require backend or/and storage do aggregation in query time.
extend type Query {
    # TopN is an aggregation query.
    getTopN(metric: TopNCondition!): [TopNEntity!]!
}