DCE Workload Charts

DCE Workload Charts

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The content and options on the workload charts are based on your:

  • Selection in the DCE (system or folder);
  • Toolbar button selection,
  • Selected workload type.

See DCE Workload Viewer for details on navigating to this chart.

  1. The workload chart is displayed for the selected workload. You can view another workload by selecting it from the dropdown.
  2. You can hover over the columns in the chart to see quartile information about that column.
  3. If you see the icon as you hover over a column, you can drill-down on that column to reveal more information about it. For example, assume that you have created a chart, based on the last 12 months of data. You can see detailed information about a particular month by clicking the corresponding column. The chart opens accordingly.
  4. You can drill-down until you reach the lowest level. For example, from a chart displaying the last 12 months of data, you can drill-down to the month and then to the day. This would represent the lowest level, as you cannot, in this instance, drill-down on the hours within that day.

  5. When you are viewing this chart at the DCE folder level you can see the number or workload days missing from the selected scope of systems as indicated with the asterisk (*). This is not displayed at the system level.
  6. A table is displayed below the quartile data.
  7. Column

    Description

    Date Range

    Displays the audit date range.

    Minimum

    Displays the minimum usage value, for the selected workload type.

    Average

    Displays the average usage value, for the selected workload type.

    Sustained

    Displays the sustained usage value, for the selected workload type. Sustained represents the value that was reached 75% of the time.

    Peak

    Displays the peak usage value, for the selected workload type.

  8. You can switch to a tabular view of the data, for further investigation. See DCE Workload Data.
  9. You can also extract the data to a .CSV file for use in other applications. .
  10. Click to return to the previous view.