The Keystone Subscriptions screen is updated to display the selected subscription number across all tabs.

The Burst indicator in the usage graph index is enhanced to display the burst limit percentage value. This value changes depending on the agreed-upon burst limit for a subscription. You can also view the burst limit value in the Subscriptions tab by hovering over the Burst Usage indicator in the Usage Status column.

The service levels CVO Primary and CVO Secondary are included to support Cloud Volumes ONTAP for subscriptions that has rate plans with zero committed capacity or those configured with a metro cluster.

The Capacity Trend tab now includes a zoom-in feature to view the details of short-term surges, known as microbursts, in the usage charts. For more information, see Capacity Trend tab.

The default display of subscriptions is enhanced to sort by tracking ID. The subscriptions in the Subscriptions tab, including in the Subscription dropdown and CSV reports, will now be displayed based on the alphabetical sequence of the tracking IDs, following the order of a, A, b, B, and so on.

The tooltip that appears when hovering over the capacity usage bar chart in the Capacity Trend tab now displays the type of accrued burst based on committed capacity. It differentiates between provisional and invoiced accrued burst, showing Provisional Accrued Consumption and Invoiced Accrued Consumption for subscriptions with zero committed capacity rate plans, and Provisional Accrued Burst and Invoiced Accrued Burst for those with non-zero committed capacity.

The CSV reports from the Capacity Trend tab now include Subscription Number and Account Name columns for improved detail.

The Usage Type column within the Subscriptions tab is enhanced to display logical and physical usages as comma-separated values for subscriptions that cover service levels for both file and object.

The Volume Details tab within the Volumes & Objects tab now provides object storage details along with volume information for subscriptions that include service levels for both file and object. You can click the Object Storage Details button within the Volume Details tab to view the details.

The Volume Details tab within the Volumes & Objects tab now provides better visibility into Quality of Service (QoS) policy compliance. The column formerly known as AQoS is renamed to Compliant, which indicates whether the QoS policy is in compliance. In addition, a new column QoS Policy Type is added, which specifies if the policy is fixed or adaptive. If neither applies, the column displays Not Available. For more information, see Volumes & Objects tab.

The tooltip that appears when hovering over the capacity usage bar chart in the Capacity Trend tab will display the details of accrued bursts for the current month. The details will not be available for the previous months.

You can now view historical data if a Keystone subscription is modified or renewed. You can set the start date of a subscription to a previous date to view :

all of which show the data based on the selected date of the subscription.

The Keystone Subscriptions screen now includes the Assets tab. This new tab provides cluster-level information based on your subscriptions. For more information, see Assets tab.

To provide better clarity to your ONTAP system volumes, two new tab buttons, Volume Summary and Volume Details, have been added to the Volumes tab. The Volume Summary tab provides an overall count of the volumes associated with your subscribed service levels, including their AQoS compliance status and capacity information. The Volume Details tab lists all the volumes and their specifics. For more information, see Volumes & Objects tab.

The search parameters on the Digital Advisor screen now include Keystone subscription numbers and watchlists created for Keystone subscriptions. You can enter the first three characters of a subscription number or watchlist name. For more information, see View Keystone dashboard on Active IQ Digital Advisor.

You can view the timestamp of the consumption data (in UTC) on the old dashboard of the Keystone Subscriptions widget.

Some of your primary subscriptions can have linked, secondary subscriptions. If that is the case, the primary subscription number will continue to be displayed in the Subscription Number column, while the linked subscription numbers will be listed in a new column Linked Subscriptions on the Subscriptions tab. The Linked Subscriptions column becomes available to you only if you have linked subscriptions, and you can see information messages notifying you about them.

The labels for Accrued Burst are now modified to Invoiced Accrued Burst in the Capacity Trend tab. Selecting this option enables you to view the the monthly charts for the billed accrued burst data. For more information, see View invoiced accrued burst.

If you have a subscription that has rate plans with zero committed capacity, you can view the accrued consumption details in the Capacity Trend tab. On selecting the Invoiced Accrued Consumption option, you can view the the monthly charts for the billed accrued consumption data.

The support for watchlists in Digital Advisor has been extended to include Keystone systems. You can now view the details of the subscriptions for multiple customers by searching with watchlists. For more information about the use of watchlists in Keystone STaaS, see Search by using Keystone watchlists.

The data returned on the tabs of the Keystone Subscriptions screen of Digital Advisor is displayed in UTC time (server timezone). When you enter a date for query, it is automatically considered to be in UTC time. For more information, see Keystone Subscription dashboard and reporting.