Organizational cluster cost report
This report gathers compute cost details from all your organization’s clusters and presents them in one place. This data helps you better understand your total expenses and the number of provisioned resources.
You can find the report in the main CAST AI menu under the cost monitoring tab:
Here's an updated version of that section to clarify that the total cluster cost includes CPU, memory and storage:
1. Global cost overview
This section provides a global overview of the total cost of your organization's clusters for the period you select. The total cost includes expenses for CPU, memory, and storage resources across all clusters.
When you hover over the total cost graph line, you can see specific cost calculations for that day:
This report section also presents:
- The total cost and count of provisioned and requested CPUs and memory
- A breakdown of expenses from all clusters divided by node resource offerings (on-demand, spot, fallback)
- Storage costs associated with your clusters
By including CPU, memory, and storage costs, this overview gives you a comprehensive view of your total cluster expenses across your organization.
2. Your most expensive clusters
This section presents up to five most expensive clusters in your organization and visualizes how their compute costs changed over time:
3. Detailed cluster list
This section includes a table with detailed information on each cluster, including its provisioned/requested and allocated resources and the cost per CPU and memory.
The last column presents the total cost of each cluster. If you click its name, you can investigate its cost details in its cluster-view report.
Updated about 2 months ago