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.

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

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

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

• Dimensions stored
• Object count
• Cluster expires on (only for free clusters, based on inactivity)

You can find the following information on the cluster details page:

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

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)

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.)

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:

• Open the Weaviate Cloud console.

• Click on Clusters and select the cluster you want to check.

• Scroll to the Available modules section under Advanced options.

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

Available modules for your cluster.

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.