A list of the largest buckets (S3) or containers (Swift) for the tenant

A bar chart that represents the relative sizes of the largest buckets or containers

The total amount of space used and, if a quota is set, the amount and percentage of space remaining

Grafana charts: Shown on the Nodes page, Grafana charts are used to plot the values of Prometheus metrics over time. For example, the Nodes > Load Balancer tab for an Admin Node includes four Grafana charts.

Grafana charts are also included on the pre-constructed dashboards available from the Support > Tools > Metrics page.

Line graphs: Available from the Nodes page and from the Support > Tools > Grid Topology page (click the chart icon after a data value), line graphs are used to plot the values of StorageGRID attributes that have a unit value (such as NTP Frequency Offset, in ppm). The changes in the value are plotted in regular data intervals (bins) over time.

Area graphs: Available from the Nodes page and from the Support > Tools > Grid Topology page (click the chart icon after a data value), area graphs are used to plot volumetric attribute quantities, such as object counts or service load values. Area graphs are similar to line graphs, but include a light brown shading below the line. The changes in the value are plotted in regular data intervals (bins) over time.

Some graphs are denoted with a different type of chart icon and have a different format:

State graph: Available from the Support > Tools > Grid Topology page (click the chart icon after a data value), state graphs are used to plot attribute values that represent distinct states such as a service state that can be online, standby, or offline. State graphs are similar to line graphs, but the transition is discontinuous; that is, the value jumps from one state value to another.