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# Metrics and Charts

The Upstash Console exposes metrics in two places: the database list, and the detail page of a single database. This page explains what each chart shows.

Databases with [Prod Pack](/redis/overall/enterprise#prod-pack-features) also have an [Insights](/redis/howto/insights) tab, with request routing, latency, limits and keyspace details.

## Database List

The list view aggregates summary information across all of your databases.

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  <img src="/img/metrics/databaselist.png" alt="Select a Redis database to view its metrics" width="100%" />
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Click a database name to open its detail page. For each row the list shows:

- The region of the database
- The plan of the database (free, pay-as-you-go, fixed, or enterprise)

## Database Details

By clicking on a database on the list page, you can navigate to its detail page.

The charts on this page show metrics that are specific to the selected database.

### Current Month

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  <img src="/img/getting_started/charts.png" alt="Redis metrics charts in the Upstash Console" width="100%" />
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Daily cost of the database for the current billing month.

### Daily Request

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  <img src="/img/metrics/requests5days.png" alt="Redis requests over five days" width="100%" />
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Total number of requests per day, over the last 5 days.

## Database Usage

The "Usage" tab of a database shows detailed charts. Pick the period at the top of the tab: the past hour, 3 hours, 12 hours, day, 3 days or week. Databases on a Pro plan or with the Production Pack can also select the past month. Charts refresh every minute.

### Top Commands

The ten most executed commands over the period, one line each.

### Throughput

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  <img src="/img/metrics/throughput.png" alt="Redis throughput chart" width="100%" />
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Reads, writes and all commands per second.

### Service Time Latency

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  <img src="/img/metrics/latency.png" alt="Redis latency chart" width="100%" />
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The time between a request reaching the server and its response leaving it, for reads and writes separately, as the median (p50) and the 99th percentile (p99). Every latency chart describes a sliding ten-minute window, so it reacts within minutes; an idle database shows no data rather than zero.

### Data Size

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  <img src="/img/metrics/datasize.png" alt="Redis data size chart" width="100%" />
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The data size of your database on disk.

### Connections

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  <img src="/img/metrics/connections.png" alt="Redis connection count chart" width="100%" />
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Open TCP connections and open REST connections.

### Key Space

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  <img src="/img/metrics/keyspace.png" alt="Redis keyspace chart" width="100%" />
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The number of keys in the database.

### Hits / Misses

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  <img src="/img/metrics/hitsmisses.png" alt="Redis cache hits and misses chart" width="100%" />
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Key hits and misses per second.