CrateDB Cloud Console¶

The Cloud Console is a hosted web administration interface for interacting with CrateDB Cloud.

Note

For now, CrateDB Cloud is by invitation only.

Request a free account.

Table of contents

Overview screen
- Navigation
  - Account menu
  - Cluster menu
Metrics screen
- Average response time [s]
- Average CrateDB queries
Logs screen
Snapshots screen

Overview screen ¶

Here’s what the CrateDB Cloud dashboard looks like when it first loads:

You can view the following information about your cluster:

Overview
- The name of your cloud provider
- The version of CrateDB your cluster is running
- The number of CrateDB nodes
Hardware specifications
- CPU cores
- Heap size
- Per-node disk size
- HDD type
Database
- Default username
Metrics preview (last hour)
Cluster logs (last 24 hours)
- Error count
- Exception count

Navigation ¶

The navigation is split into two parts:

The account menu (along the top)
The cluster menu (down the left-hand side)

The account menu and cluster menu are visible on every page.

Account menu ¶

Along the top of the screen, from left to right, the account menu has:

Item	Description
Project select menu	Displays a list of your current projects and allows you to switch between them. Each project may contain multiple CrateDB clusters.
Cluster overview button	Takes you to the cluster overview screen.
Connect button	Connect to a rabbitMQ stream. This feature is temporarily non-functional for most users.
Support button	Displays a list of support options.
Region select menu	Displays a list of geographic regions and allows you to switch between them. You can run CrateDB clusters in three regions: Azure East-US Azure West-Europe Bregenz The Bregenz region is managed by Crate.io and is located in Austria, Europe.

Metrics screen ¶

Average response time [s]¶

This graph displays the average response time for each type of query being executed on your cluster for the last thirty minutes.

Average CrateDB queries ¶

This graph displays the average number of each type of query per unit time being executed on your cluster for the last thirty minutes.

Logs screen ¶

On this screen, you can view and interact with a paginated table of aggregated cluster logs. You can filter logs on text, dates, and log level.

Snapshots screen ¶

On this screen, you can view and interact with a paginated table of cluster snapshots. You can revert back to a previous cluster state by restoring a snapshot.

Note

For the time being, you must email support if you wish to restore a snapshot.