Overview
The Overview tab provides a quick view of the tables' and partitions' sizes, usage, and KPIs with corresponding graphs. You can choose the metastore type and select a metastore in a specific cluster. Optionally, you can also configure the metastore type that should be available for selection on the Data page. The following sections are included in this tab:
Note
Ensure that the required configurations are set to get data to the Data page. Refer to Data page configurations.
View table KPIs and trends
- On the Unravel UI, go to the Data > Overview tab. 
- From the Metastore Type drop-down, select either Unity Catalog or Hive. 
- From the Cluster/Workspaces/Project Id drop-down, select a cluster/workspace/project Id. 
- From the Metastore drop-down, choose a metastore. - The KPIs listed in the following table are shown for both the last day and the last 90 days in a trend. - KPI - Description - Number of Tables Created - The number of tables created for that time period. - Size of Tables Created - The size of all the tables created for that time period. - Note- This information is not available with Unity Catalog. - Total Number of Tables - The total number of tables in the system for that time period. - Number of Tables Accessed - The number of tables that are accessed for that time period. - Number of Queries - The total number of queries that accessed the tables within the system, for that time period. - Number of Users - The number of users who have accessed the tables for that time period. 
Define heat label for tables
You can define a color-coded heat label for the tables, that is, Hot ( ), Warm (
), Warm ( ), Cold (
), Cold ( ). The uncategorized tables are listed as Unknown (
). The uncategorized tables are listed as Unknown ( . The temperatures are defined based on the following parameters:
. The temperatures are defined based on the following parameters:
- Age: the period since the table was created. 
- Last App Access: The last time the table was accessed by an application. 
To define a heat label for the table, do the following
- Go to Data > Overview > Table state section. 
- Click  . The Label Tables dialog is displayed. . The Label Tables dialog is displayed. 
- Move the color-slider to set the period for the tables to be defined under a specific color-coded heat label. 
- Click Save Rules. The corresponding donut chart displays the proportion of tables that are in the defined Hot (  ), Warm ( ), Warm ( ), and Cold ( ), and Cold ( ) states. ) states. - These states of a table are classified based on the following logic: - A table is marked as  Unknown when either Age or Last App Access is unknown. Unknown when either Age or Last App Access is unknown.- When both the metrics are known, then the following logic is applied: - A table is Hot (  ) when at least one of the metrics (Age or Last App Access) is hot. ) when at least one of the metrics (Age or Last App Access) is hot.
- A table is Warm (  ) when both metrics (Age and Last App Access) are warm, or when one is warm and the other is cold. ) when both metrics (Age and Last App Access) are warm, or when one is warm and the other is cold.
- A table is Cold (  ) when both metrics (Age and Last App Access) are cold. ) when both metrics (Age and Last App Access) are cold.
 
View partition KPIs and trends
Note
This feature is supported only on Hive Metastore Type and Bigquery.

- On the Unravel UI, go to the Data > Overview tab. 
- From the Metastore Type drop-down, select Hive. 
- From the Metastore drop-down, choose a metastore. - The following partition KPIs are shown for both the last day and the last 90 days in a trend. - KPI - Description - Number of Partitions Created - Number of partitions created for that time period. - Size of Partitions Created - The accumulated size of all the partitions created for that time period. - Total Number of Partitions - Total Number of partitions currently in the system for that time period. - Total size of Partitions - The accumulated size of all partitions in the system for that time period.