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The upper part of the Elastio Tenant Dashboard page presents two widgets:

Figure 1: Dashboard - widgets

Figure 1: Dashboard - widgets

The Recoverability Index graph displays the following information:

  • Blue – the unscanned assets which include assets that are not backed up or their recovery points were not scanned.
  • Green – the assets that were scanned and are healthy.
  • Yellow – the assets with the latest recovery point quarantined but there is an earlier recovery point that is not quarantined and safe to recover.
  • Red – the assets with the latest recovery point and all previous recovery points quarantined.

All or some combination of above mentioned colors can be present on the graph depending on the percentage of assets of each category. By clicking on any portion of the graph, the identified assets by category are presented. The Recoverability Index value is the percentage of all assets that were scanned and are identified as healthy.

The Assets Protected graph displays the following information:

  • White – the assets that are unprotected by Elastio.
  • Green – the assets that are protected by Elastio.

The Assets protected number is the percentage of all the assets that were backed up by Elastio. Clicking on the graph, the identified assets will be displayed.

The Assets covered by a backup policy widget is a view at a glance of the amount of assets included into at least one protection policy. The amount being at 100% would mean that every asset in the AWS accounts linked to the Elastio Tenant is included into at least 1 backup policy.

The Backup Compliance Score shows the percentage of assets that are in compliance with the respective backup policy windows. Backup window is a time frame when a backup policy should run. The % of assets being lower than 100 means that some assets were not protected in the specified time frame. To determine the reason, you can see the failed jobs. The most common reasons for the compliance score to go down is either the time frame being insufficient for the amount of data to backup or failure of one or more jobs.

Figure 2: Current month usage section

Figure 2: Current month usage section

The Current month usage section provides a table of Accounts enabled with Elastio and the amount of data stored in these Accounts. The table displays Account ID, the number of protected Assets within one Account, Regions Elastio was deployed to, and the amount of the stored data per one Account.

Note: Statistics are displayed in decimal units (TB, GB, MB, KB), not TiB, GiB etc.

The Import AWS Snapshots widget displays the percentage of EC2 instances and EBS volumes that have AWS snapshots in your AWS accounts connected to the tenant. All of the latest snapshots for these assets can be imported into Elastio as recovery points. To do so press the “Import snapshots…” button and select assets you would like to protect.

Figure 3: Import Snapshots

Figure 3: Import Snapshots

Additionally, the Elastio Tenant Dashboard page provides Backup Timeline, which displays Assets type, frequency and status of the backup.

Figure 4.1: Backup Timeline

Figure 4.1: Backup Timeline

The two filters above the Timeline allow you to view the information filtered by a certain asset type or by the time period.

Figure 4.2: Backup Timeline filters

Figure 4.2: Backup Timeline filters

The Backup Policies section provides a table of default and custom policies. The table displays the name of a Policy, its Status, Frequency, the time of the Last and Next Run, and the number of Assets protected.

Figure 5: Backup Policies section

Figure 5: Backup Policies section

The Storage section contains a table with storage details. The table presents Account ID, Region(s) Elastio was deployed to, Vault Name, the amount of Data Protected, the amount of Data Stored in the Vault, and Savings Ratio (i.e. the ratio of initial data size to the resulting data size after compression, deduplication and encryption).

Figure 6.1: Storage section

Figure 6.1: Storage section

In the bottom bar of the Dashboard page you can see the total number of assets protected, the number of quarantined recovery points, and the number of the assets included in the paused policies.

Figure 6.2: General Storage Information

Figure 6.2: General Storage Information

Clicking on the “Protected Assets” will open the Assets page listing all the backed up assets.

Figure 6.3: Protected Assets

Figure 6.3: Protected Assets

Clicking on the “Quarantined RP” will forward you to the Assets page displaying the assets whose latest recovery points have “quarantined” iscan status.

Figure 6.4: Assets-Quarantined RP

Figure 6.5: Assets-Quarantined RP

Clicking on the “Paused” will display all the assets filtered by “Policies State: Paused”.

Figure 6.6: Assets-Paused Policies

Figure 6.7: Assets-Paused Policies