Graph Overview

Log in to the GES management console. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Overview. The Overview page displays the following function modules:

Process Flow: help you understand how to use the service.
My Resources: includes graph data information like status, size, and backup.
Industry-Specific Graph Templates: shows the supported templates. Clicking a template takes you to the Use Industry-Specific Graph Template tab page where you can create a chart based on the template.

Figure 1 Overview

To hide a function module, click

next to the module name.

Figure 2 Hiding a function module

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	Running graphs. Graphs in this status can be accessed.
Preparing	Graphs whose ECSs are being created or started
Starting	Graphs being started
Stopping	Graphs being stopped
Upgrading	Graphs being upgraded
Importing	Graphs being imported
Exporting	Graphs being exported
Rolling back	Graphs being rolled back
Clearing	Graphs being cleared
Preparing to change size	Change in graph size being created or initiated
Changing size	Graph size being changed
Rolling back to previous size	Rolling back the graph to its previous size
Preparing for expansion	Graphs preparing for expansion
Expanding	Graphs being expanded
Stopped	Stopped graphs. Graphs in this status cannot be accessed, but can be restarted.
Frozen	Frozen graphs. The user account that created these graphs are frozen. NOTE: After a user account is frozen, only deletion operations are allowed.
Abnormal	Abnormal graphs. Graphs in this status cannot be accessed.
Failed	Graphs failed to be created
Rolling back	Graphs being rolled back

Graph Size

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

Only graph names and the number of graphs are displayed.

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