Graph Overview

The Overview page displays resource information, including Graph Status, Graph Size, and Graph Backup, as well as Prepayment Details, enabling you to quickly learn the information about existing graphs and prepayment records.

Figure 1 Overview

Graph Status

The Graph Status pane displays the number of graphs in different statuses. Currently, the system supports the following statuses.

**Table 1** Graph statuses
Status	Description
Running	Indicates running graphs. Graphs in this status can be accessed.
Preparing	Indicates graphs whose ECSs are being created or started.
Starting	Indicates graphs being started.
Stopping	Indicates graphs being stopped.
Upgrading	Indicates graphs being upgraded.
Importing	Indicates graphs being imported.
Exporting	Indicates graphs being exported.
Rolling back	Indicates graphs being rolled back.
Clearing	Indicates graphs being cleared.
Preparing for resize	Indicates graphs preparing for resize.
Resizing	Indicates graphs being resized.
Stopped	Indicates stopped graphs. Graphs in this status cannot be accessed, but can be restarted.
Frozen	Indicates frozen graphs. The user account that created these graphs are frozen. NOTE: After a user account is frozen, only deletion operations are allowed.
Abnormal	Indicates abnormal graphs. Graphs in this status cannot be accessed.
Failed	Indicates graphs failed to be created.

Graph Size

The Graph Size pane displays the number of graphs in different sizes. Currently, the system supports the following sizes.

Only graph names and the number of graphs are displayed.

**Table 2** Graph sizes
Size	Description
10 thousand	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 10 thousand.
1 million	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 1 million.
10 million	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 10 million.
100 million	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 100 million.
1 billion	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 1 billion.
1 billion pro	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 2 billion.
10 billion	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 10 billion.
100 billion	Indicates that the number of edges of a graph cannot exceed 100 billion.