Viewing account usage
All user-generated and machine-generated events are billable, with the exception of abnormality, mvgd, ts.abnormality, ts.mv_abnormality, cluster.job event types, that are ignored and do not account towards your contract usage for the month. For example, change, incident, twitter.tweet, task, bug are user-generated events.
To filter the report by time frame
Option | Description | Example - If today is November 15th, 2017 |
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Current Month | Beginning of the current month | November 1st to November 15th, 2017 |
Last Month | Previous complete calendar month | October 1st to October 31st, 2017 |
6 Months | Last six complete calendar months | June 1st to November 15th, 2017 |
1 Year | Last 12 complete calendar months | December 1st, 2016 to November 15th, 2017 |
To view usage for the current month or preceding calendar month
Select Current Month or 1 Month for the Time frame to view the following information in individual bar charts:
- User Generated Events - The number of the user-generated events, along with a legend. For example, change, incident, twitter.tweet, task, and bugs.
- Machine Generated Events - The number of machine-generated events, along with a legend.
- Data Streams ( < 1 min) - The number of data streams which stream more than 60 data points in one minute.
- Data Streams ( > = 1 min) - The number of data streams which stream 60 (or less) data points in a minute (or more).
To view usage for the last 6 months, a year, or your entire contract
Select 6 Months, 1 Year, or Entire Contract to view the Monthly distribution of events for the selected duration in a singe column chart.
From the Show Only drop-down list, select one of the following options:
- User Generated Events - The number of the user-generated events, along with a legend. For example, change, incident, twitter.tweet, task, and bugs.
- Machine Generated Events - The number of machine-generated events, along with a legend.
- Data Streams ( < 1 min) - The number of data streams which stream more than 60 data points in less than a minute.
- Data Streams ( > = 1 min) - The number of data streams which stream 60 (or less) data points in a minute (or more).