The ability to view total run time for a team has been added to Console alongside the existing total runs usage data. When you login to your Nextmv account, the Dashboard now shows the cumulative seconds for total runs by month for the current team you are viewing.

The chart on the dashboard shows usage activity for the past year. Total runs data will go back a full year, but total run time only goes back to June of 2024. Also, note that run time usage data for June 2024 is partial. The first complete record of monthly usage data begins in July of 2024.

You can also navigate to Teams and then Usage to view this same data. Total run time counts only successful runs and is reported in total seconds for the month. Total runs is the number of successful runs for the month.

When viewing entities in Console (apps, instances, versions, experiments, etc.) the backend returns the most recently updated 50 with a pagination mechanism to view more beyond that.

This same approach is used to prefill options for select dropdowns, but there was no way to load more options if the one you want was not included in the first 50 returned.

To address this, a new load more button has been added at the end of the select dropdowns that will continue to load more entities until the one that is required is found. This functionality has been added to the Versions select on the create and edit instance views, and the the Inputs select on the create input set view.

When you create a run in Nextmv, the details of this run can be viewed in Console. Specifically, you can view the statistics for a completed run in the Statistics section of the Details view of a run.

Before, if you made a run that resulted in a “large” file (that is, an output file that is larger than the display threshold in Console), this Statistics section did not display statistics from the run and instead had instructions to download the output file from the Result view and open it to view the statistics.

However, statistics are available on the run metadata and we now show these statistics on the run details view no matter the size of the run’s output file. Statistics are a powerful way to surface key performance indicators for cross-team collaboration, you can read more about adding custom statistics to your app in the Add custom statistics section