Visibility
PaaS Dashboard - Introduction¶
The PaaS Dashboard provides insights into the usage of compute and service instances over time, helping to track trends and resource allocation. It includes key metrics and visualizations to monitor compute and service profiles, along with active users.
Note: Access to the PaaS Dashboard is restricted to partner organizations. Tenant organizations do not have permission to view it.
Organization Filter in PaaS Dashboard¶
The Organization filter (highlighted in the image) displays only those organizations where a profile has been shared and an instance has been created using it. It does not show all organizations listed in the Ops Console.
Selecting an option (e.g., tenant_org1, partner) updates all widgets and trend charts on the dashboard. This filter helps narrow down the dashboard view based on the selected organization.
Key Metrics¶
Compute Instances¶
Displays the total number of active compute instances across both partner and tenant organizations. This data is updated dynamically, reflecting the latest status when refreshed.
- Grey: Inactive instances that are currently not running
- Amber: Failed instances that encountered runtime issues
- Red: Delete failed instances which encountered errors during termination
Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to the Compute Instances card opens a detailed view. This expands into a table that provides comprehensive instance-level information, including:
- Instance name
- Profile
- Status (Active, Inactive, Failed)
- Last updated
- Creation timestamp
- Usage hours
- Project
- Organization (partner or tenant)
This view enables easy identification and monitoring of instance-level health and status across the organization.
Service Instances¶
Displays the number of active service instances across both partner and tenant organizations. The data updates dynamically, reflecting the current state upon refresh.
- Grey: Inactive instances that are currently not running
- Amber: Failed instances that encountered runtime issues
- Red: Delete failed instances which encountered errors during termination
Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to the Service Instances card opens a detailed view. This expands into a tabular format displaying the following information for each instance:
- Instance name
- Profile
- Status (Active, Inactive, Failed)
- Last updated
- Creation timestamp
- Usage hours
- Project
- Organization (partner or tenant)
This view provides a consolidated status summary and helps track service instance activity and health across environments.
This table applies to both Compute Instances and Service Instances.
| Status | Condition |
|---|---|
| Active | Success (Publish Status) |
| Inactive | Not Deployed, In Progress |
| Failed | Failed, Cancel Failed, Update Failed |
| Delete Failed | Failed to terminate or clean up the instance |
In addition to the above table, the following table applies only to Compute Instances that support Start and Stop actions.
| Status | Condition |
|---|---|
| Active | Action is "Start" and status is "Action Complete" |
| Inactive | Action is "Stop", status is "Action Complete" or "Action Pending" |
| Failed | Action is "Start" or "Stop" and failed |
Compute Profiles¶
Represents the number of unique compute profiles configured across all organizations. Each profile entry includes:
Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to the Compute Profiles card opens a detailed view. This expands into a tabular format displaying the following information for each profile:
- Profile name
- Last updated timestamp
- Creation timestamp
- Associated project
Service Profiles¶
Displays the count of service profiles in use across both partner and tenant organizations
Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to the Service Profiles card opens a detailed view. This expands into a tabular format displaying the following information for each profile:
- Profile name
- Last updated timestamp
- Creation timestamp
- Associated project
- Active Organizations (30d): Shows the number of organizations that have been active in the last 30 days
Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to the Organizations card opens a detailed view. This expands into a tabular format displaying the following information for each organization:
- Organization name
- Number of compute instances
- Number of service instances
- List of compute instances (displayed when the compute instance count is clicked)
- List of service instances (displayed when the service instance count is clicked, if available)
This view helps track organizations that have been active in the last 30 days based on their resource usage.
ℹ️ Note
- When a compute or service profile is created in the partner organization, it is counted in the total number of profiles.
- If the profile is created directly in a tenant organization, it is not counted.
- When a profile is shared from a partner to a tenant, and an instance is launched in the tenant using that shared profile, the number of instances is updated accordingly.
- Similarly, if an instance is deleted, the count goes down.
Graphs & Visualizations¶
- Compute Instance Trends (30d): A line graph that illustrates the number of compute instances over the last 30 days. A Profile filter allows narrowing down the graph to a specific compute profile or viewing trends across all profiles. Hovering over a data point displays the total number of compute instances for that date.
- Service Instance Trends (30d): A similar trend graph that visualizes changes in service instances over the past 30 days. A Profile filter allows narrowing down the graph to a specific service profile or viewing trends across all profiles. Hovering over a data point on the graph displays the total number of service instance for a specific date.
Grid View¶
Compute Instance by Profile¶
Displays a list of compute instance profiles along with the count of instances using each profile. The profiles are listed on the left, while the corresponding instance counts are shown on the right. Hovering over the bar reveals the percentage of instance usage for that profile, providing a clearer understanding of resource distribution.
- Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to a profile opens a detailed view of compute instances associated with that profile. This view displays a table with the following columns:
- Instance: Name of the compute instance
- Profile: The associated compute profile
- Status: Current status (e.g., Active, Inactive)
- Updated: Time since the instance was last updated
- Created: Time since the instance was created
- Usage: Total usage time
- Project: Project associated with the instance
- Organization: Organization to which the instance belongs
Service Instance by Profile¶
Displays a list of service instance profiles along with the count of instances using each profile. The profiles are listed on the left, while the corresponding instance counts are shown on the right. Hovering over the bar reveals the percentage of instance usage for that profile, providing a clearer understanding of resource distribution.
- Clicking the three-line (ellipsis) icon next to a profile opens a detailed view of service instances associated with that profile. This view displays a table with the following columns:
- Instance: Name of the service instance
- Profile: The associated service profile
- Status: Current status (e.g., Active, Inactive)
- Updated: Time since the instance was last updated
- Created: Time since the instance was created
- Usage: Total usage time
- Project: Project associated with the instance
- Organization: Organization to which the instance belongs
