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View InfluxDB Cloud data usage

View the statistics of your data usage and rate limits (reads, writes, and delete limits) on the Usage page. Some usage data affects monthly costs (pricing vectors) and other usage data (for example, delete limits), does not affect pricing. For more information, see the InfluxDB Cloud limits and adjustable quotas.

To view your InfluxDB Cloud (TSM) data usage, do the following:

  1. Click on your email address in the upper left hand corner.

  2. Select Usage from the dropdown menu.

  3. Select a time range to review data usage (by default, Past 24h), and then select one of the following:

    • Data In: Total data in MB written to your InfluxDB Cloud instance. Data in and write requests do not count towards your query count.
    • Query Count: Total number of individual query operations, which include queries, tasks (alerts, notifications) and Data Explorer activity. Note, a script that includes multiple requests (for example, has multiple from()... lines) counts as one query.
    • Storage: Total disk usage in gigabytes.
    • Data Out: Total data in MB sent as responses to queries from your InfluxDB Cloud instance.

A line graph displays usage for the selected vector for the specified time period.


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