BYOC Trends
How the customer base and usage move over time. Three tabs (Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly) show the same five charts:
| Chart | Shows |
|---|---|
| Organizations with âĽN Live Clusters | Organizations whose accounts billed at least N clusters in the period. |
| Accounts with âĽN Live Clusters | The same, per account. |
| Live Clusters | Clusters that billed in the period. |
| CCU Usage | CCU consumed in the period (in thousands). |
| CPUs (Cores) | CPU cores of the week's top-100 clusters by usage. Monthly and quarterly show the average weekly total. |
Each chart has the count (blue) and its growth % against the previous period (black line, right axis).
Filtersâ
| Filter | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Customer | any | Narrows to one or more customers (not the monthly/quarterly cores charts, which are fleet-wide). |
| Min Live Clusters | ⼠1 | Organizations/accounts charts: count only those with at least this many billed clusters. |
| Min Avg Monthly CCU | 0 | Organizations/accounts charts: count only those whose average monthly CCU reaches this. |
| Include Partial Periods | No | No: hide unfinished periods. Yes: show them. |
| Usage Date | last 12 months | The time window. |
| Is Free Tier | No | Free-tier clusters are already left out of every chart. |
Average monthly CCU scales the period's CCU to a month: a month's total as is, a quarter's total divided by 3, a week's total multiplied by 52/12. Setting, say, 5,000 shows how many customers consume at least 5,000 CCU a month, which is a good signal of a real, active customer.
Partial periods are periods that haven't finished (the current week, month or quarter) or that the date window cuts short (with a 12-month window starting on the 1st, the first quarter and first week usually start part-way through). They make the last or first point look like a drop. They're hidden by default.
What changed this periodâ
Click any point (the count or the %) and choose What changed this period â added & churned (vs previous). You get the list behind the change: organizations, accounts or clusters that qualified this period but not the previous one (Added) and the reverse (Churned). The list uses the same thresholds as the chart, so previous + added â churned = this period.
Good to knowâ
- "Live" here means billed in the period, which differs from BYOC Summary's "exists right now".
- Quarters are calendar quarters: Q1 is January to March.
- The first point on each chart has no growth %, because there's no earlier period in the window to compare with.
- Cores cover the top-100 clusters only, so they track the biggest workloads rather than the whole fleet.