In BlueXP, you can search and filter Keystone data based on the column parameters available in the table within a tab. For example, in the Subscriptions sub-tab under the Subscriptions tab, you can filter data by entering the Keystone version in the search box. Similarly, in the Volumes in clusters tab under the Assets tab, you can filter volumes by entering volume name in the search box.

You can refine your searches by using the advanced filter option where available. For example, in the Subscriptions sub-tab, you can filter data by Keystone version, billing period, highest capacity, and days to subscription expiry, and in the Volumes in clusters tab, you can filter by volume name, cluster name, QoS compliance, volume type, and more. Multiple filters can be applied simultaneously to narrow down your results with precision.

You can generate and view reports for your Keystone data using the download button available in tabs within BlueXP or Digital Advisor. These tabs allow you to generate reports for your subscriptions, historical usage, burst usage, performance, assets, volumes and objects.

The details are generated in CSV format that you can save for future use and comparison.

In Digital Advisor, you can generate and view a consolidated report for your subscriptions, historical usage, burst usage, performance, assets, and volumes and objects. To do this, select Keystone Subscriptions as the report type from the Report feature in Digital Advisor. You can generate these reports at the customer, cluster, watchlist, or subscription level.

The report is generated in Excel format, with each type of information, such as subscription details or usage history, displayed on separate sheets. These sheets are named according to the tabs on the Keystone Subscriptions page for easy viewing. You can save the report for future use.

To learn more about generating reports, refer to Generate custom reports.

In Digital Advisor, the Keystone dashboard provides alert notifications that enable you to understand the issues occurring in your storage environment. These notifications may appear as informational alerts or warnings. For example, with Keystone version 2 (v2), if there are volumes within your managed clusters that do not have adaptive QoS (AQoS) policies attached, you can see a warning message. Select the warning message to see the list of the non-compliant volumes in the Volumes & Objects tab.

For information about AQoS policies, see Adaptive QoS.

Contact NetApp Keystone support for more information on these messages. For information about raising service requests, see Generating service requests.