FAQs

1. What are the report parameters?

Below is the list of report parameters and their significance in the reports. The reports are stored in the reports_human table.

Report Parameters

Report Parameter	Definition	Data Representation
frequency	Frequency at which the report is generated	Day, Week or Month
Interval_start	Time interval from when the data collection was started	Time stamp with time zone
Interval_end	Time interval when the data collection was ended	Time stamp with time zone
namespace	The namespace to which the resource belongs to	String
pods_avg_usage_cpu_core_total	Average usage of the CPU cores in that namespace	Millicore
pods_request_cpu_core_total	Total CPU request made by the namespace	Millicore
pods_avg_usage_memory_total	Average memory used by a particular namespace	Megabytes[MB]
pods_request_memory_total	Total memory requested by the namespace	Megabytes[MB]
pods_limit_memory_total	Maximum limit for memory in that namespace	Megabytes[MB]
volume_storage_request_total	Total volume requested by the namespace	Gigabytes[GB]
persistent_volume_claim_capacity_total	Total capacity of the PVC in that namespace	Gigabytes[GB]
persistent_volume_claim_usage_total	Average usage of the PVC in a particular namespace	Gigabytes[GB]

2. How to check for reports?

There are a few things that you should verify before checking for reports or logs:

• Verify the pod is in a completed state(This ensures that there was no error when the pod ran)

• Check for logs in the pod(This should show some values)

Once these 2 checks are done you can connect to a pod by either an OpenShift terminal or by port forwarding the pod. The PSQL DB should have 3 log tables and 1 reports_human table which will be populated with data.