Health Report
Health Report is the triage screen. One row per storage device, six health categories across the top, and a status indicator in every cell. It answers whether anything is wrong in about three seconds, and it is where the alert-handling workflow starts.
What this screen shows
A grid with one row per device. The first two columns identify it: Device Name, and Type for the underlying platform, with values such as ISILON_DEVICE, PURE_DEVICE, RUBRIK_BSC_DEVICE, and DISK_DEVICE. The remaining six columns are health categories, each carrying a status indicator rather than a number. The whole estate therefore reads as a field of green, yellow, and red instead of something you have to interpret.
The six health categories
| Category | What it checks | What a flag usually means |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration & Setup | Device configuration validation | Something has drifted from expected configuration, often after a firmware or hardware change |
| Balance | Load balancing and distribution | Workload or capacity is spread unevenly across the device |
| Server Volume Mapping | Volume-to-server mapping | A volume is mapped where it should not be, or a mapping a host expects is missing |
| Errors & Other Alerts | System errors raised by the device itself | The array is reporting a fault on its own terms |
| Storage Layout | Storage organization and layout, including quota conditions | Commonly the largest source of warnings in a real estate |
| Volumes / Snapshots | Volume and snapshot health | Snapshot or volume conditions needing attention |
Reading the indicators
- Green check. Healthy and operational. No action.
- Yellow triangle. Warning. Needs attention, not urgent.
- Red. Critical. Needs action now.
Because every cell is one indicator for one category on one device, the grid reads usefully in both directions. Several devices flagging in the same column usually points to one systemic cause, such as a shared configuration standard or a quota policy. One device flagging across several columns usually points to one sick device. Scan down before you scan across.
Working the grid
Right-click any column header for the standard controls: sort ascending or descending, column filter, pin column, autosize this column or all columns, group by that column, choose columns, and reset columns. A Count column is available in the column chooser but hidden by default.
Grouping by a health category is the fast path through a large estate. Group by Configuration & Setup and every device sharing a status collapses into a single band, which turns twenty rows of icons into three groups worth acting on.
Tip: This screen tells you which device and which category. It does not tell you what the specific condition is. That detail is one screen over in Health Alerts, where you can filter to the device and read the actual alert text.
Related screens
Health Alerts holds the individual alerts behind every indicator on this grid. Enterprise Summary shows alert counts alongside utilization and performance for the whole estate. All Units is where to go once you know which device to investigate.