Metrics

Open the gateway → Metrics tab in my.cubepath.com.

Charts inbound and outbound network traffic in Mbps over a range from the last hour up to the last 7 days, with an optional live mode that refreshes every few seconds.

What to watch for

The gateway's plan sets a bandwidth ceiling in Mbps, and that ceiling is shared by every server on the network. This chart is how you find out you're near it — the symptom otherwise is "the network feels slow" with nothing obviously wrong on any individual server.

• Sustained traffic near the plan's Mbps means the gateway is the bottleneck for everything behind it. Resize it.
• A sharp outbound spike on servers that should only be pulling updates deserves a look: a private tier suddenly pushing a lot of data out is worth explaining.
• Inbound higher than outbound is normal — most private servers download far more than they upload.

Note

This is traffic through the gateway, which is only the traffic that leaves the private network. Server-to-server traffic inside the network doesn't pass through it and doesn't appear here.

Tip

One saturated gateway slows every server sharing it, and nothing on those servers explains why. When a fleet on a private network gets uniformly slower without any of them being busy, check this chart before anything else.