Usage
Manage and analyze your Onum usage
Overview
To access your Usage settings, click your user icon in the bottom left of the application and select Usage.


This view shows a detailed overview of the data usage across your Tenant.


Use this view to analyze the flow of data and the change from stage to stage of the process. Here you can locate the most important contributions to your Tenant at a glance.
Metrics
The Usage view shows various infographics that provide insights into your data flow. Some Listeners or Data Sinks may be excluded from these metrics if they are duplicates or reused.

Net Saved/Increased
Here you can see the difference (in %) of volume saved/increased in comparison to the previous period. Hover the circle icons to see the input/output volumes and see the total GB saved.

Ingested
View the total amount of data ingested by the Listeners in the selected time range compared to the previous, as well as the increased/decreased volume (in %).

Egressed
You can see at a glance the total amount of data sent out of your Tenant, as well as the difference (in %) with the previous time range selected.

Daily average
This shows the average volume of ingested data per day. You can also see the difference (in %) with the previous time range selected.
View usage


The graph at the top plots the data volume going through your Tenant. The purple line graph represents the bytes ingested, and the blue one represents the bytes egressed. Use the Frequency slider bar to choose how frequently you want to plot the bytes in the chart.
At the bottom, you will find a list of all the Listeners and Sinks in your tenant, including all the events ingested in bytes and incoming events, egressed in bytes and outgoing.

Avoid overload
Depending on the type of Onum plan you are using, there may be instances where your ingest limit is exceeded.
To keep track before this happens, you will be visually reminded when an ingestion has exceeded the daily limit.

There may be instanced where you were not able to keep the ingestion down, and thus the limit for the entire Tenant may be exceeded.

Last updated
Was this helpful?