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Last updated July 2, 2026

Capacity

The Capacity view answers a single question: “based on the last N days of history, when will I run out?” It applies linear regression to your server metrics and turns the slope into a days-until-threshold number you can plan against.

Open it from the sidebar under Monitoring → Analytics → Capacity, or at /capacity.

Header KPIs:

  • Warnings — forecasts trending toward a threshold within an uncomfortable window.
  • Critical — forecasts about to hit the threshold shortly.

The main list shows every active forecast, ordered by days-until-threshold ascending:

  • Server — the host being forecast.
  • Metric — disk (per mount), memory, connections, and other capped resources.
  • Current usage — where we are today.
  • Trend — daily growth rate.
  • Days until threshold — how long until the metric reaches the alert threshold.
  • Severity — stable, warning, or critical.

Filter by server, metric, or severity via the toolbar.

Capacity forecasts are read-only projections. From a row you can:

  • Open the server to see the underlying metric and act — add disk, tune the app, or archive data.
  • Route to alerts — the Alert Rules engine can watch capacity forecasts directly and notify before the threshold is hit.

A background job crunches the last few weeks of history for every server metric that has a natural cap (disk usage %, memory %, connection budget, etc.), fits a straight line, and projects when that line will cross the alert threshold.

  • No trend, or a decreasing trend → stable (no exhaustion date estimated).
  • Slow growth → warning, with a large days-until number.
  • Fast growth → critical, with a small or single-digit days-until number.

The forecast recomputes on a schedule, so a change in behaviour — a cleanup job, a data migration, a growth spike — shows up on the next run.

  • Analytics — the anomaly counterpart in the same umbrella.
  • Alerts — route capacity warnings to notification channels.
  • Servers — per-host metric detail.
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