Cluster status and metrics

Weaviate Cloud (WCD) exposes two ways of checking the cluster status:

• A web interface in the Weaviate Cloud console.
• An API endpoint that provides information about your Weaviate instance.

Select a cluster

Select your cluster

1. Open the Weaviate Cloud console.
2. Open the CLUSTER selector in the left sidebar.
3. Select the cluster you want to inspect.
4. The cluster Dashboard opens.

Cluster metrics

Depending on the data available for your cluster, the following metrics dashboards are available:

• Query Latency
• Ingestion Throughput
• Average Batch Size
• Object Count

Explore cluster metrics

1. Open the Weaviate Cloud console.
2. Select the cluster you want to inspect from the CLUSTER selector in the left sidebar.
3. Locate the cluster Metrics section on the cluster Dashboard.
4. Click the View all Metrics button to find all the available metrics for your cluster.

Cluster status information

You can see the following cluster statistics at the top of the page:

• Object count
• Endpoint health check

You can find the following information on the cluster Dashboard:

• Name of the cluster
• REST Endpoint
• gRPC Endpoint
• API Keys
• Roles
• Weaviate Database version
• Cloud provider
• Cloud region
• Created at
• Product (for example, Free)
• Deployment (for example, Shared)
• Backup retention days (only for Shared Cloud cluster)
• Availability SLA (only for Shared Cloud cluster)

Product is the plan you pay for and Deployment is the infrastructure the cluster runs on. They are separate: a Free cluster runs on a Shared deployment, so Deployment: Shared on its own does not mean you are being billed.

Clusters also have an Advanced configuration section to configure or check the status of these additional settings:

• Enable auto schema generation
• Allow all CORS origins
• Enable MCP Read-Only (see Weaviate MCP server. The MCP server itself is always enabled, and changes apply without a restart)

API Endpoint

To get cluster details programmatically, use the nodes REST endpoint.

The nodes endpoint returns an array of nodes. The nodes have the following fields:

• name: Name of the node.
• status: Status of the node (one of: HEALTHY, UNHEALTHY, UNAVAILABLE, INDEXING).
• version: Version of Weaviate running on the node.
• gitHash: Short git hash of the latest commit of Weaviate running on the node.
• stats: Statistics for the node.
  • shardCount: Total number of shards on the node.
  • objectCount Total number of indexed objects on the node.
• shards: Array of shard statistics. To see shards details, set output == verbose.
  • name: Name of the shard.
  • class: Name of the collection stored on the shard.
  • objectCount: Number of indexed objects on the shard.
  • vectorQueueLength: Number of objects waiting to be indexed on the shard. (Available starting in Weaviate 1.22 when ASYNC_INDEXING is enabled.)

Enabled modules

Each Weaviate instance has a set of enabled modules. This list will vary depending on the instance, due to the Weaviate version and Weaviate Cloud policies.

To see the list of enabled modules on a Weaviate Cloud instance:

1. Open the Weaviate Cloud console.

2. Open the CLUSTER selector in the left sidebar and select the cluster you want to check.

3. On the cluster Dashboard, scroll to the Active modules section below Advanced configuration.

4. You can click on a module to open its documentation.

Active modules sits below Advanced configuration on the cluster Dashboard.

Support

If you use Weaviate Cloud (Database cluster(s) or Weaviate product in the cloud) or have a self-hosted support package, open a ticket in the Support Portal or email Weaviate support directly. To add a support plan, contact Weaviate sales.

Use the Support Portal for direct help from the Weaviate team: open and track tickets, and we'll respond in line with your support plan. The Community Forum is open to everyone, and a great place to ask questions, get help with your cluster, and connect with other developers. For all the ways to get help, see the Support overview.

Weaviate Support Portal

Direct help from the Weaviate team for Weaviate Cloud. Open and track tickets in the Support Portal.

Weaviate Community Forum

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