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View details about your Keystone subscriptions

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You can view a list of all your subscriptions from the Subscriptions tab in both BlueXP and Digital Advisor. This tab provides easy-to-understand insights based on your subscription status and usage, helping you stay informed and take action when needed.

BlueXP

The Subscriptions tab in BlueXP is divided into two sections: Subscriptions and Performance service levels. Each section offers specific insights to help you manage and monitor your Keystone subscriptions. To view detailed information for your subscriptions, follow these steps:

Steps

  1. From the BlueXP left navigation menu, go to Storage > Keystone > Subscriptions.

    view the subscription tab details

    You see the key metrics such as capacity status, subscription expiry status, and Keystone version across subscriptions. To learn more, refer to Keystone dashboard in BlueXP.

    You can see the following details from the table:

    • Subscription number: The subscription number of the Keystone subscription assigned by NetApp.

    • Tracking ID: The tracking ID assigned at the time of subscription activation. This is a unique ID for each subscription and site, used for tracking the subscription.

    • Customer name: The name of the customer associated with the Keystone subscription.

    • Linked subscriptions: If you have any secondary subscriptions linked to your primary subscription, this column lists the linked subscription numbers for the primary subscription. This subscription number can be of your primary or secondary (linked) subscription.

    • Keystone version: The version of the Keystone service that is being used for the subscription. The rate plan rules for performance service levels may differ between subscription versions. To learn more about version v1, refer to Keystone subscription services | Version 1 documentation.

    • Billing period: The invoicing period of the subscription.

    • Performance service levels: The number of rate plans associated with the subscription, with each rate plan corresponding to a specific performance service level and committed capacity.

    • Highest capacity: The maximum capacity consumed within the subscription.

    • Days to subscription expiry: The number of days remaining until the subscription expires.

      Tip You can customize the columns displayed in the table using the column selector column selector icon icon. For certain fields and columns, you might see information or warning icons and tooltips that provide you with additional information about the data.

  2. You can select the Performance service levels sub-tab to view the performance service levels across all subscriptions.

    view performance service levels across all subscriptions

    • Performance service levels across subscriptions: Displays the number of performance service levels across the subscriptions.

    • Provisioning consistency across subscriptions: Shows the counts for over-provisioned and under-provisioned performance service levels.

      You can see the listing of performance service levels, including key details such as the name of the customer, subscription number, type of performance service level, total number of volumes, and their QoS compliance status. The table also displays the count of protected volumes, the total committed, consumed, provisioned, available capacity (with and without burst), and accrued burst capacity.

Digital Advisor

To view your subscriptions in Digital Advisor, follow these steps:

Steps

  1. From the Digital Advisor left navigation pane, go to General > Keystone Subscriptions > Subscriptions.

    You can view all your subscriptions here, with detailed insights for each one.

    an image of the Subscriptions tab

    For certain fields and columns, you might see information or warning icons and tooltips that provide you with additional information about the data.

    • Subscription Number: The subscription number of the Keystone subscription assigned by NetApp.

    • Linked Subscriptions: This column is optionally available to you. If you have any secondary subscriptions linked to your primary subscription, this column lists the linked subscription numbers for the primary subscription. This subscription number can be of your primary or secondary (linked) subscription.

    • Tracking ID: The tracking ID assigned at the time of subscription activation. This is a unique ID for each subscription and site.

      Tip If you have subscribed to advanced data protection add-on service, then you can click the tooltip against your subscription number to view the tracking ID of the partner subscription in a MetroCluster setup. To view detailed consumption by partner subscriptions in a MetroCluster configuration, see Reference charts for advanced data protection.

    • Usage Type: You might have subscribed to multiple Keystone versions. The rate plan rules for performance service levels may differ between subscription versions. By looking at the value in this column, you know whether the usage type is billed as per the provisioned, physical, or logical usage. To learn more about version 1, refer to Keystone subscription services | Version 1 documentation.

    • Billing Period: The invoicing period of the subscription.

    • Start Date: The start date of the subscription.

    • End Date: The end date of the subscription. If you have a monthly-billable subscription that renews automatically every month, you see Month-on-month instead of the end date. Based on this date, you might see notifications for subscriptions that are about to end or have auto-renewal policies attached.

    • Usage Status: Displays the usage indicator to indicate whether the consumption is within or exceeding the subscription limit. You can sort the list by this column if you want to view the highest consumption records.

    • icon: Clicking this icon for a subscription opens the Current Consumption tab with the usage details of that subscription.

    • icon: Clicking this icon opens the Consumption Trend tab where you can see the historical usage data for each performance service level included in this subscription.

      You can refer to the usage indicators to check the usage status of each subscription:

      grey dot icon No consumption: No capacity usage recorded against the committed capacity of the performance service level.
      green dot icon Normal: The consumption is normal.
      amber dot icon High: Maximum consumption, that is the usage is about to reach 100% or more of the committed capacity.
      red dot icon Burst: The consumption is within the burst limit. The burst consumption is the consumption that tops the 100% committed capacity of a performance service level, and is within the agreed-upon burst usage limit.
      purple dot icon Above burst limit: Indicates consumption above the agreed-upon burst limit.

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