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Hi Gladys,
Thank you for the detailed context, very helpful. To make sure we capture the full scope of your request accurately, could you clarify whether your data management and retention concerns are limited to just infrastructure metrics (CPU, memory, disk, network, etc.), or do they also extend to other data stores within your self-hosted deployment, such as distributed traces, trace metrics, and logs? Each of these resides in a separate backend store, so knowing which ones are driving your disk utilization will help us prioritize the right controls.
Additionally, would out-of-the-box alerting for your self-hosted Instana cluster be valuable, for example triggering alerts when any data store disk approaches a critical threshold? And would a built-in administrative view showing a granular breakdown of disk consumption by data store, metric type, or host help your team proactively identify what to prune before hitting a critical limit? Understanding the full picture will help us ensure this is captured as a well-scoped product enhancement with the right priority.
Kind regards,
Paras Kampasi