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The CAIOS Usage dashboard shows the performance, resource utilization, and quotas of your CoreWeave AI Object Storage. Use this dashboard to understand how your storage is consumed, spot latency issues in object operations, and confirm you’re operating within allocated quotas. This dashboard lets you:
  • Monitor request rates and bandwidth usage.
  • Track response and request durations for different object sizes.
  • Evaluate storage quotas and actual usage.
To view the dashboard, go to the CAIOS Usage dashboard.
For instructions about accessing CoreWeave Grafana dashboards, see Access and use CoreWeave Grafana dashboards.
CAIOS Usage dashboard showing bandwidth panels. CAIOS Usage dashboard showing response duration panels.

Filters and parameters

Use the following filters at the top of the dashboard to customize your data view: Set the time range and refresh rate parameters at the top-right corner of the dashboard. The default time range is 24 hours.

Panel descriptions

The CAIOS Usage dashboard contains the following panels, grouped into logical sections. The following sections describe the usage metrics, quota metrics, and notes on the UNKNOWN storage class.

Usage metrics

The panels related to response and request durations help you monitor latency in data transfers and identify potential bottlenecks or performance issues in object storage operations.
  • P50: Median duration, representing typical performance.
  • P99: 99th percentile duration, indicating peak latency that 1% of requests experience.
Regular monitoring can help optimize your storage performance and efficiently manage storage quotas and resources.

Quota metrics

The following panels help you track storage consumption against allocated quotas so you can plan capacity and avoid hitting limits.

UNKNOWN storage class

You may occasionally see an UNKNOWN storage class on the CAIOS Usage dashboard or in custom Grafana queries. This indicates versioned objects contain “deleted” versions. In other words, delete markers haven’t been permanently removed from the objects. These markers are reported, but don’t have a storage class associated with them.
Last modified on June 10, 2026