These charts display information about size of data that was backed up, archived, and stored on media in all CommCell environments. You can view sizing data for any one of the last 12 months, weeks, or days.
To view this report, in the Chargeback Trends Report, beside an entity chart, click Details 
.
Your selections in the Chargeback Report determine the data you see in the trending charts.
CommCells
This chart and table can display the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, or total protected app size for all CommCells environments. The chart can display data size only as an aggregate for all CommCell environments. When you select a type of data size, such as Primary App Size, the data in the details table changes to match your selection. View the chart data in compound bar format by clicking Bar 
or in line format by clicking Line 
.
Chargeback Trends by CommCells Chart
The Monthly Chargeback Trends by CommCells chart displays the amount of backup data over time.
This table explains the data included in each view in the chart.
View | Description |
|---|---|
Front End Backup Size | The amount of data in the largest full backup job from each subclient during the specified time period. If no full backup job completed during the specified time period, then it is the amount of data in the largest full backup job from the previous time period. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. For VMs, this is the largest guest size in the most recent full backup. For clients that have both VSA and other agents installed, only the front end size for VSA subclients is displayed. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. Deconfigured clients are not included in the Front End Terabytes (FET), and a value of 0 appears in the report. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. |
Front End Archive Size | The amount of data in all archive jobs from each subclient. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. The following types of data are included:
Virtual server agents: The guest VM size is measured to calculate capacity. For more information, see Virtual Machines in the Capacity Calculation. |
Primary App Size | The amount of application data, before compression and deduplication, that was written to primary copies, including aged data and pruned data, during the specified time period. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Total Media Size | The amount of all active data that is saved on storage media, including all storage policy copies on all media types, and excluding aged data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Media Size | The amount of data that was saved on storage media during the specified time period, including aged and pruned data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Total Protected App Size | The size of application data, before compression and deduplication, of all active jobs, that ran at any time, in all storage policy copies, excluding aged data. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Top 5 | The 5 largest CommCell environments. |
Aggregate | The aggregate calculation for all CommCell environments. |
Selected Entities | Click Selected Entities, and then in the table, select the CommCell environments that you want to view. |
Details Table
This table displays the name of the CommCell environment and the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, and total protected app size, depending on your selection in the chart.
Column | Description |
|---|---|
CommCell Name | The name of the CommCell environment. You can click on the CommCell name to view Chargeback Trends for only this CommCell environment. |
Latest Size | The Size based on the most recently collected data. You can view data in daily, weekly, or monthly increments. For example, if you are viewing data in weekly increments, this value is the data size for the current week. |
Latest Size Change | The Difference between the most current size, and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Latest Size Change (%) | The Percentage of difference in size between the most current size and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the percentage of difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Day/Week/Month | The size of data for each day, week, or month, based on the selection you make in the chart. |
Clients
This chart and table can display the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, or total protected app size. The chart can display data size for the five largest clients, as an aggregate, or for the entities you select. When you select a type of data size, such as Primary App Size, the data in the details table changes to match your selection. View the chart data in compound bar format by clicking Bar or in line format by clicking Line . You can also choose to view the data size for the largest 5 clients, the aggregate data size for all clients, or view data for particular clients by selecting them from the Client column in the table.
Chargeback Trends by Clients Chart
The Monthly Chargeback Trends by Clients chart displays the amount of backup data over time.
This table explains the data included in each view in the chart.
View | Description |
|---|---|
Front End Backup Size | The amount of data in the largest full backup job from each subclient during the specified time period. If no full backup job completed during the specified time period, then it is the amount of data in the largest full backup job from the previous time period. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. For VMs, this is the largest guest size in the most recent full backup. For clients that have both VSA and other agents installed, only the front end size for VSA subclients is displayed. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. Deconfigured clients are not included in the Front End Terabytes (FET), and a value of 0 appears in the report. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. |
Front End Archive Size | The amount of data in all archive jobs from each subclient. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. The following types of data are included:
Virtual server agents: The guest VM size is measured to calculate capacity. For more information, see Virtual Machines in the Capacity Calculation. |
Primary App Size | The amount of application data, before compression and deduplication, that was written to primary copies, including aged data and pruned data, during the specified time period. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Total Media Size | The amount of all active data that is saved on storage media, including all storage policy copies on all media types, and excluding aged data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Media Size | The amount of data that was saved on storage media during the specified time period, including aged and pruned data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Total Protected App Size | The size of application data, before compression and deduplication, of all active jobs, that ran at any time, in all storage policy copies, excluding aged data. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Top 5 | The 5 largest clients in the CommCell environment. |
Aggregate | The aggregate calculation for the entire CommCell environment. |
Selected Entities | Click Selected Entities, and then in the table, select the clients that you want to view. |
Details Table
This table displays the name of each client in the CommCell environment and the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, and total protected app size, depending on your selection in the chart.
Column | Description |
|---|---|
CommCell Name | The name of the CommCell environment. |
Entity Name | The Name of the client. You can click the client name to view Chargeback Trends Report for only this client. |
Latest Size | The Size based on the most recently collected data. You can view data in daily, weekly, or monthly increments. For example, if you are viewing data in weekly increments, this value is the data size for the current week. |
Latest Size Change | The Difference between the most current size and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Latest Size Change (%) | The Percentage of difference in size between the most current size and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the percentage of difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Day/Week/Month | The size of data for each day, week, or month, based on the selection you make in the chart. |
Agents
This chart and table can display the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, or total protected app size. The chart can display data size for the five largest agents, as an aggregate, or for the agents you select. When you select a type of data size, such as Primary App Size, the data in the details table changes to match your selection.
View the chart data in compound bar format by clicking Bar or in line format by clicking Line .
You can also choose to view the data size for the largest 5 clients, the aggregate data size for all clients, or view data for particular clients by selecting them from the Agent column in the table.
This table explains the data included in each view in the chart.
View | Description |
|---|---|
Front End Backup Size | The amount of data in the largest full backup job from each subclient during the specified time period. If no full backup job completed during the specified time period, then it is the amount of data in the largest full backup job from the previous time period. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. For VMs, this is the largest guest size in the most recent full backup. For clients that have both VSA and other agents installed, only the front end size for VSA subclients is displayed. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. Deconfigured clients are not included in the Front End Terabytes (FET), and a value of 0 appears in the report. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. |
Front End Archive Size | The amount of data in all archive jobs from each subclient. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. The following types of data are included:
Virtual server agents: The guest VM size is measured to calculate capacity. For more information, see Virtual Machines in the Capacity Calculation. |
Primary App Size | The amount of application data, before compression and deduplication, that was written to primary copies, including aged data and pruned data, during the specified time period. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Total Media Size | The amount of all active data that is saved on storage media, including all storage policy copies on all media types, and excluding aged data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Media Size | The amount of data that was saved on storage media during the specified time period, including aged and pruned data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Total Protected App Size | The size of application data, before compression and deduplication, of all active jobs, that ran at any time, in all storage policy copies, excluding aged data. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Top 5 | The 5 largest agents in the CommCell environment. |
Aggregate | The aggregate calculation for the entire CommCell environment. |
Selected Entities | Click Selected Entities, and then in the table, select the agents that you want to view. |
Details Table
This table displays the name of each agent type in the CommCell environment and the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, and total protected app size, depending on your selection in the chart.
Column | Description |
|---|---|
Entity Name | The Name of the agent. You can click the agent name to view Chargeback Trends Report for only this agent type. |
Latest Size | The Size based on the most recently collected data. You can view data in daily, weekly, or monthly increments. For example, if you are viewing data in weekly increments, this value is the data size for the current week. |
Latest Size Change | The Difference between the most current size, and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Latest Size Change (%) | The Percentage of difference in size between the most current size and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the percentage of difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Day/Week/Month | The size of data for each day, week, or month, based on the selection you make in the chart. |
Storage Policies
This chart and table can display the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, or total protected app size. The chart can display data size for the five largest storage policies, as an aggregate, or for the storage policies you select. When you select a type of data size, such as Primary App Size, the data in the details table changes to match your selection.
View the chart data in compound bar format by clicking Bar or in line format by clicking Line .
You can also choose to view the data size for the largest 5 clients, the aggregate data size for all clients, or view data for particular clients by selecting them from the Agent column in the table.
This table explains the data included in each view in the chart.
View | Description |
|---|---|
Front End Backup Size | The amount of data in the largest full backup job from each subclient during the specified time period. If no full backup job completed during the specified time period, then it is the amount of data in the largest full backup job from the previous time period. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. For VMs, this is the largest guest size in the most recent full backup. For clients that have both VSA and other agents installed, only the front end size for VSA subclients is displayed. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. Deconfigured clients are not included in the Front End Terabytes (FET), and a value of 0 appears in the report. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. |
Front End Archive Size | The amount of data in all archive jobs from each subclient. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. The following types of data are included:
Virtual server agents: The guest VM size is measured to calculate capacity. For more information, see Virtual Machines in the Capacity Calculation. |
Primary App Size | The amount of application data, before compression and deduplication, that was written to primary copies, including aged data and pruned data, during the specified time period. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Total Media Size | The amount of all active data that is saved on storage media, including all storage policy copies on all media types, and excluding aged data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Media Size | The amount of data that was saved on storage media during the specified time period, including aged and pruned data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Total Protected App Size | The size of application data, before compression and deduplication, of all active jobs, that ran at any time, in all storage policy copies, excluding aged data. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Top 5 | The 5 largest storage policies in the CommCell environment. |
Aggregate | The aggregate calculation for the entire CommCell environment. |
Selected Entities | Click Selected Entities, and then in the table, select the storage policies that you want to view. |
Details Table
This table displays the name of each storage policy in the CommCell environment and the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, and total protected app size, depending on your selection in the chart.
Column | Description |
|---|---|
CommCell Name | The Name of the CommCell where the storage policy is configured. |
Entity Name | The Name of the agent. You can click the agent name to view Chargeback Trends Report for only this agent type. |
Latest Size | The Size based on the most recently collected data. You can view data in daily, weekly, or monthly increments. For example, if you are viewing data in weekly increments, this value is the data size for the current week. |
Latest Size Change | The Difference between the most current size, and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Latest Size Change (%) | The Percentage of difference in size between the most current size and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the percentage of difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Day/Week/Month | The size of data for each day, week, or month, based on the selection you make in the chart. |
Tenants
This chart and table can display the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, or total protected app size. The chart can display data size for the five largest tenants, as an aggregate, or for the tenants you select. When you select a type of data size, such as Primary App Size, the data in the details table changes to match your selection.
View the chart data in compound bar format by clicking Bar or in line format by clicking Line .
You can also choose to view the data size for the largest 5 clients, the aggregate data size for all clients, or view data for particular clients by selecting them from the Tenant column in the table.
Chargeback Trends by Tenants Chart
The Monthly Chargeback Trends by Tenants chart displays the amount of backup data over time.
This table explains the data included in each view in the chart.
View | Description |
|---|---|
Front End Backup Size | The amount of data in the largest full backup job from each subclient during the specified time period. If no full backup job completed during the specified time period, then it is the amount of data in the largest full backup job from the previous time period. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. For VMs, this is the largest guest size in the most recent full backup. For clients that have both VSA and other agents installed, only the front end size for VSA subclients is displayed. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. Deconfigured clients are not included in the Front End Terabytes (FET), and a value of 0 appears in the report. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. |
Front End Archive Size | The amount of data in all archive jobs from each subclient. This report calculates the amount of data only in the primary copy. Jobs that run on a VM are counted only one time, regardless of the number of subclients that were used to back up the virtual machine. If an agent has multiple backup sets, the backup set with the largest backup size counts towards FET. The following types of data are included:
Virtual server agents: The guest VM size is measured to calculate capacity. For more information, see Virtual Machines in the Capacity Calculation. |
Primary App Size | The amount of application data, before compression and deduplication, that was written to primary copies, including aged data and pruned data, during the specified time period. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Total Media Size | The amount of all active data that is saved on storage media, including all storage policy copies on all media types, and excluding aged data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Media Size | The amount of data that was saved on storage media during the specified time period, including aged and pruned data. For storage policy copies that have deduplication enabled, the media size for each job is calculated based on the average deduplication ratio of the copy. Where media size = application size * average deduplication ratio per copy. The average deduplication ratio of a destination copy is calculated by (total size on disk)/(total protected app size) for the destination copy. |
Total Protected App Size | The size of application data, before compression and deduplication, of all active jobs, that ran at any time, in all storage policy copies, excluding aged data. For VMs, the application size is the backup size. For more information, see Size Measures for Virtual Machines. |
Top 5 | The 5 largest tenants in the CommCell environment. |
Aggregate | The aggregate calculation for the entire CommCell environment. |
Selected Entities | Click Selected Entities, and then in the table, select the tenants that you want to view. |
Details Table
This table displays the name of each tenant type in the CommCell environment and the front end backup size, front end archive size, primary app size, total media size, media size, and total protected app size, depending on your selection in the chart.
Column | Description |
|---|---|
CommCell Name | The CommServe computer associated with the tenant. |
Tenant Name | The tenant for which the chargeback report appears. |
Tenant GUID | The Globally unique identifier for the tenant. |
Latest Size | The Size based on the most recently collected data. You can view data in daily, weekly, or monthly increments. For example, if you are viewing data in weekly increments, this value is the data size for the current week. |
Latest Size Change | The Difference between the most current size, and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Latest Size Change (%) | The Percentage of difference in size between the most current size, and the size before that. For example, if you are viewing data sizes in weekly increments, this value is the percentage of difference between data size from the current week and the data size from last week. |
Day/Week/Month | The size of data for each day, week, or month, based on the selection you make in the chart. |