HyperScale Dashboard

The HyperScale dashboard is a preview of the most critical information gathered from all the appliances and other entities in your organization in the Command Center.

You can use the HyperScale dashboard to monitor software and hardware performance from a high level. Many tiles on the dashboard open more detailed reports that you can use to analyze the collected statistics.

Who Can View the Dashboard

The HyperScale dashboard is available only for CommCell Administrators and Managed Service Provider (MSP) Administrators in the following environments:

In environments with a HyperScale storage pool configured using either the HyperScale Appliance or HyperScale Reference Architecture, the HyperScale dashboard appears as the landing page when the user opens the Command Center.
In mixed environments, with HyperScale storage pools for both the HyperScale Appliance and HyperScale Reference Architecture, the HyperScale dashboard appears as a choice in the list on the Overview Dashboard when the administrator opens the Command Center.

Dashboard Description

The following table describes the tiles on the HyperScale dashboard.

Tile	Description
Environment	The number of nodes in the HyperScale storage pool, the number of servers, the number of VMs, and the number of critical alerts in the CommCell environment. To view more information for each of the sections on this tile, do the following: To view the HyperScale page, click HyperScale. To view the Servers page, click Servers. To view the Virtual Machines page, click VMs. To view the Triggered Alerts page, click Critical Alerts.
Needs attention	The number of entities and jobs that are flagged for anomalous behavior.
SLA	The percentage of all client computers that met or missed the service level agreement (SLA) that is configured for the environment.
Jobs in the last 24 hours	The number of jobs that are running, completed successfully, and failed, and the number of events related to those jobs in the previous 24 hours. To view more information for each of the sections on this tile, do the following: To view the active jobs, click Running. To view the jobs that completed successfully in the previous 24 hours, click Success. To view the jobs that failed in the previous 24 hours, click Failed. To view the events that occurred in the previous 24 hours, click Events.
Top 5 largest servers	The 5 largest servers in the environment, based on the total application size of every agent on the server.
HyperScale hardware	System: The memory usage and CPU usage for all the appliances. To view the Infrastructure Load Report, click System. Memory Usage: The number of nodes in good, warning, or critical status and the amount of used memory compared to the total available memory. CPU Usage: The number of nodes in good, warning, or critical status. Hardware Components: The status of hardware accessories such as the hard disk, cache disk, power supply, fan, and NIC. If a hardware component fails, a link appears that displays the number of failed components. To view more information about the failed components, click the link. To view the HyperScale Hardware Report, click Hardware Components.
Storage pool space	The libraries that are created on HyperScale Appliance nodes, the amount of available and used space, and the date when each library will be full.