# Dashboard

The **Storage Dashboard** provides a centralized view of your storage usage, capacity, and activity within **Zata**. It helps you monitor consumption, manage resources, and take quick actions from a single screen.

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### Dashboard Overview

Once you log in to the Zata console, the dashboard displays real-time insights into your storage environment, including usage metrics, object counts, and bucket information.

### Key Metrics

At the top of the dashboard, you will find the following summary cards:

* **Active Storage**\
  Displays the total amount of storage currently in use across all buckets.
* **Total Storage**\
  Shows your subscribed storage capacity under the current plan.
* **Total Objects**\
  Indicates the total number of objects stored across all buckets.
* **Bucket Quantity**\
  Shows the total number of buckets created in your account.

Each metric is timestamped to reflect the latest available data.

### Storage Usage Trends

The **Storage Usage Trends** section visualizes your daily storage consumption over the last 30 days.

* Helps track growth patterns and usage spikes
* Useful for capacity planning and forecasting
* Data can be exported using the download option

### Storage Capacity

The **Storage Capacity** gauge provides a quick snapshot of how much storage you are using relative to your total available capacity.

* **Used Storage** – Displays the exact storage consumed
* **Available Storage** – Shows remaining storage under your plan
* **Usage Percentage** – Visual indicator of overall utilization

This section helps you decide when to upgrade your plan.

### Quick Actions

From the dashboard, you can perform common actions instantly:

* **New Bucket** – Create a new storage bucket
* **Upgrade Plan** – Increase storage capacity as your needs grow

These actions are accessible from the top-right corner of the dashboard.


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