Deka Flexi: Dashboard
The Dashboard page provides an overview of Deka Flexi resources and infrastructure usage for the selected project. It displays resource details and utilization summaries after a Super Admin configures a Deka Flexi cluster.
Initial Dashboard Access
When users access the Dashboard page for the first time, they may see a notification that a Deka Flexi cluster has not yet been configured for the project. To access the Dashboard page, click Deka Flexi from the navigation menu, then select Dashboard.
You do not have permission to create a Deka Flexi cluster. Please contact your Administrator for assistance.
This notification appears because only a Super Admin can create and configure a Deka Flexi cluster. If the cluster has not yet been configured, users cannot access resource monitoring information on the Dashboard page.
Dashboard Overview
After a Super Admin successfully configures a Deka Flexi cluster, the Dashboard page displays resource utilization and infrastructure information for the selected project.
The Dashboard provides a centralized view of available resources and helps users monitor the current status and capacity of their Deka Flexi environment. Depending on the configured resources, it may display region details, instance utilization, storage allocation, network resources, and other infrastructure metrics.
Region
The Region section displays the geographic location where Deka Flexi resources are deployed. This information helps users identify the region associated with the selected project and understand where their infrastructure resources are hosted.
The region displayed in the Dashboard is based on the region selected during the Create Cluster Deka Flexi process. If a cluster is deployed in a specific region, the same region will appear in the Dashboard overview.
Instance
The Instance section provides an overview of resource utilization within the Deka Flexi environment. Each chart displays current usage and available capacity for different resource types, helping users monitor resource allocation and consumption. The available resource indicators include:
Instance – Displays the number of instances currently in use compared to the total available instances.
vCPUs – Displays the number of virtual CPUs (vCPUs) currently allocated and the total available vCPU capacity.
RAM – Displays the amount of memory currently used and the total available memory capacity.
Server Groups – Displays the number of configured Server Groups and the total available quota.
Server Group Members – Displays the number of members assigned to Server Groups and the total available quota.
The blue portion of each chart represents resources currently in use, while the gray portion represents the remaining available capacity.
Storage
The Storage section provides an overview of storage resource utilization within the Deka Flexi environment. Each chart displays current usage and available capacity for storage-related resources, helping users monitor storage allocation and consumption. The available storage indicators include:
Volumes – Displays the number of volumes currently in use compared to the total available volume quota.
Volume Snapshots – Displays the number of snapshots that have been created compared to the total available snapshot quota.
Volume Storages – Displays the amount of storage capacity currently in use compared to the total available storage capacity.
The blue portion of each chart represents storage resources currently in use, while the gray portion represents the remaining available capacity.
Network
The Network section provides an overview of network resource utilization within the Deka Flexi environment. Each chart displays current usage and available capacity for networking resources, helping users monitor network allocation and availability. The available network resource indicators include:
Floating IPs – Displays the number of Floating IP addresses that have been allocated compared to the total available quota.
Security Groups – Displays the number of Security Groups that have been created compared to the total available quota.
Security Group Rules – Displays the number of Security Group Rules configured across all Security Groups compared to the available quota.
Networks – Displays the number of virtual networks that have been created compared to the total available quota.
Ports – Displays the number of network ports currently in use compared to the total available quota.
Routers – Displays the number of routers that have been created compared to the total available quota.
The blue portion of each chart represents resources currently in use, while the gray portion represents the remaining available capacity.
Paid OS
The Paid OS section provides an overview of paid operating system licenses used within the Deka Flexi environment. This section helps users monitor licensed operating systems that may incur additional charges. The blue portion of the chart represents the number of paid operating system licenses currently in use, while the gray portion represents the remaining available quota.
Backup Scheduler
The Backup Scheduler section provides an overview of backup schedules configured within the Deka Flexi environment. This section helps users monitor the number of automated backup schedules created to protect and maintain resource availability.
Key Pairs
The Key Pairs section provides an overview of SSH key pair utilization within the Deka Flexi environment. Key pairs are used to securely authenticate and access compute instances without requiring password-based login. The chart displays the number of key pairs currently in use compared to the total available key pair quota.
Key Pairs – Displays the number of key pairs that have been created and are currently available for instance access.
The blue portion of the chart represents the number of key pairs currently in use, while the gray portion represents the remaining available quota.
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