Enterprise Overview

The Enterprise half of the Console is a full GPU and CPU cloud: compute, storage, networking, CDN and web application protection on one platform, across global regions. Unlike On-Demand, Enterprise resources belong to a region, and each page lists and creates resources in one region at a time.

Choosing a region

On Enterprise pages, a region selector appears in the top bar. Every list, count and Create action on the page applies to the selected region only. An empty page such as “No clusters in Paris-2” means only that the selected region has none. Check the selector before concluding that a resource is missing.

Note

Some services are offered in a subset of regions. For example, managed databases may open with a different region selected, because the service is not available everywhere.

Overview page

Enterprise → Overview is a catalogue of the platform. It shows the number of services, the uptime SLA and a Service status panel for the three underlying platforms: CDN, Cloud and WAAP. Below that, each service is listed under its group with a one-line description:

Group	Services
Compute — somewhere to run things	Virtual Instances, Bare Metal, Kubernetes, Databases (beta), Containers
Storage — where data lives between runs	Volumes, Object Storage, Images, SSH Keys
Networking — how instances find each other	Networking, Placement Groups
Edge & Security — delivery and secrets	CDN & WAAP, Secrets
Platform	Limits

Select View dashboard to open the dashboard.

Dashboard

The dashboard shows usage and service health for a selected time range (for example Last 24 hours). Select Refresh to reload the figures.

Panel	Shows
CDN	Total traffic.
Cloud	Virtual instances, vCPUs and RAM in use. Show all opens the full list.
WAAP	Requests and traffic over time.
All enterprise resources	Counts of CDN resources, virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, bare metal servers and WAAP domains.
Service status	The current state of CDN, Cloud and WAAP.

Caution

The resource counts are based on what the Console has already seen, and the panel shows how old they are (for example as of 1 day ago). A resource created a moment ago may not be counted yet.

Limits

Platform → Limits shows your allowances and how much of each you have used.

• The Regional tab has a region selector of its own and groups quotas into Compute (virtual instances, vCPUs, RAM), Storage (volumes, total volume size, snapshots, images) and Networking (subnets, firewalls).
• The Account tab shows quotas that apply across all regions, such as the number of SSH keys.

Each quota is shown as used / allowed. When a create action fails because a quota is reached, select Request limit increase.