This page describes the Optimization default dashboard tab.
On the default Home view dashboard, the Optimization tab aims to help you make best use of your cloud resources.
For more details of a VM or other entity, click on the arrow symbol beside the VM details.
To jump straight to a VM double click on its label or name in a table.
Virtual machines - CPU usage greater than 80 percent
This panel lists the VMs with an average CPU usage of over 80% in the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
Virtual machine label
Minimum CPU usage
Average CPU usage
Maximum CPU usage
Virtual machines - RAM usage greater than 80 percent
This panel lists the VMs with an average RAM usage of over 80% in the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
Virtual machine label
Minimum RAM usage
Average RAM usage
Maximum RAM usage
Virtual machines - longest time deployed
This widget lists the VMs with the highest time deployed on the platform, for VMs that are currently in the ON, OFF or PAUSED states. The panel displays the following details:
Virtual machine label
Virtual machine name
Time deployed
State
You can filter the display by Username.
Options: Filter minimum number of days
Virtual machines - CPU usage less than 30 percent
This panel lists the VMs with an average CPU usage of less than 30% in the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
Virtual machine label
Minimum CPU usage
Average CPU usage
Maximum CPU usage
Virtual machines - RAM usage less than 30 percent
This panel lists the VMs with an average RAM usage under 30% in the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
Virtual machine label
Minimum RAM usage
Average RAM usage
Maximum RAM usage
Unused public IPs
This panel lists the public, floating and NAT IPs that have been reserved by the enterprise but are not in use. It displays the following details:
IP address
Network
Virtual datacenter
To jump to an IP address, double-click on it.
Options: Provider selector (public cloud provider or private clouds); Provider filter.
Unused load balancers
This panel lists load balancers that have been created by the enterprise in the provider but are not in use. It displays the following details:
Name
Algorithm
