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Timescale Service Explorer provides a rich administrative dashboard for understanding the state of your database instance. The Explorer gives you insight into the performance of your database, giving you greater confidence and control over your data.
The Explorer works like an operations center as you develop and run your applications on Timescale. It gives you quick access to the key properties of your database, like table sizes, schema definitions, and foreign key references, as well as Timescale specific information, like information on your hypertables and continuous aggregates.
You can see the Explorer in your Timescale account by navigating to
the Services
section, clicking the service you want to explore, and selecting
the Explorer
tab.
In the General information
section of the Explorer, you can see a high-level
summary of your Timescale database, including all your hypertables and
relational tables. It summarizes your overall compression ratios, and other
policy and continuous aggregate data. And, if you aren't already using key features like continuous aggregates, columnstore compression, or other automation policies and actions, it provides pointers to tutorials and documentation to help you get started.

You can have a detailed look into all your tables, including information about table schemas, table indexes, and foreign keys. For your hypertables, it shows details about chunks, continuous aggregates, and policies such as data retention policies and data reordering. You can also inspect individual hypertables, including their sizes, dimension ranges, and columnstore compression status.
From this section, you can also set an automated policy to compress chunks into the columnstore. For more information, see the hypercore documentation.

For more information about hypertables, see the hypertables section.
In the Continuous aggregate
section, you can see all your continuous
aggregates, including top-level information such as their size, whether they are
configured for real-time aggregation, and their refresh periods.

For more information about continuous aggregates, see the continuous aggregates section.
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