Analytics mode

Analytics is the pre-built infrastructure-health view for the currently-selected source. No queries to write — it shows you everything at once.

Layout

The mode toggle is top-right (Explorer | Analytics). The page has three stacked sections.

Top: KPI cards

Three cards with current values plus a delta vs the previous comparable window:

  • CPU USAGE<n>% with +/-N% vs prev.
  • MEMORY USAGE<n>%.
  • TOTAL RESTARTS — count of restarts in the time range.

Middle: Node Health

Table with one row per node and these columns:

ColumnMeans
NODENode name.
CPU %Bar + percentage.
CPU TRENDSparkline of CPU% over the time range.
MEMORY %Bar + percentage.
MEM TRENDSparkline.
USED / TOTALMemory in GB.
PODSPod count on this node.
HEALTHPill: Healthy / Warning / Critical.

The MEMORY % column header has a sort-direction caret — click to sort.

Bottom: Pod / Container Analytics

A larger table of every container on this source with per-container metrics. Header shows the count, e.g., Pod / Container Analytics (76).

Filters for this section:

  • All Nodes dropdown — narrow to a single node.
  • Search input — substring match on container name.

Columns:

ColumnMeans
CONTAINERContainer name.
PODOwning pod.
NAMESPACEKubernetes namespace.
NODEHost node.
CPU %Current value + trend arrow (↗ / → / ↘).
CPU TRENDPer-container sparkline.
MEMORYCurrent value (MB or GB).
MEM TRENDPer-container sparkline.
MEM % (NODE)This container's memory as a percent of the node's total.
RESTARTSRestart count in the time range.
HEALTHPill.

Top-right controls

  • Auto — toggle auto-refresh on/off.
  • Refresh — re-run all queries.
  • AI Insights (purple sparkle button) — generates a natural-language summary of the current source's health using the configured AI provider.

When to use it

  • Morning health check on a single source.
  • Spot the top resource consumers without writing a query.
  • Quick "is anything obviously broken" pass.

What this is not

  • Not editable. The KPIs and tables are fixed. Build custom views in Dashboards.
  • Not multi-source. Pick one source — Analytics doesn't aggregate.