Where can I monitor my codespace compute usage?

[RohitMugalya]

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Recently the setting UI has changed a little bit and now I don't know where to find the codespace's usage details previously I used to see the usage like this:
x out of 120 core hours
|#########-----------|
x GB used out of 15 GB
|######---------------|

with this really good progress bar and now I couldn't find it can someone assist?

[shinybrightstar]

Hi @RohitMugalya,

To monitor your GitHub Codespaces compute usage, follow these steps:

1. In the upper-right corner of any page on GitHub, click your profile photo, then click Settings.
2. In the "Access" section of the sidebar, click Billing and plans, then click Plans and usage.
3. Under "Codespaces," you can see how many core hours of GitHub Codespaces compute usage and GB-months of storage you have used so far in the current billing month.

For more information, you can check the official GitHub documentation: Viewing your GitHub Codespaces usage.

I hope this helps!

[RohitMugalya]

those options are no longer available and under the Usage section I only see this graph and this really didn't give information about the x core hours used and x GB storage used.

[FerryHuang]

Same thing and why to change the previous clean and easy-to-read table to the confusing graph :<

[toolsrental1]

If you're looking to keep track of your GitHub Codespaces usage, here’s a quick way to do it:

Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner of any GitHub page, then head over to Settings.

On the sidebar under Access, select Billing and plans, then go to Plans and usage.

Under the Codespaces section, you'll find details about your compute usage in core hours and how much storage (in GB-months) you've used during the current billing cycle.

This view gives a clear breakdown of your consumption so you can manage your resources better. For more details, you can always refer to GitHub’s official documentation on Codespaces usage.

Hope that helps! At Tools Rental UAE, we know the importance of monitoring both digital and physical tools to stay efficient — whether you're coding or working on-site.

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[RohitMugalya]

The UI have changed the "Billing and Plans" option is no longer available, so that's why I'm confused and don't know where to look the compute usage details. And when i go to the "Usage" option I'm only seeing the graph which i attached earlier in this thread.

[sourcecodemage]

It's pretty well hidden. You can go to "Overview" then scroll down to "metered usage" and click on the "codespaces" tab.

here is mine. I just started learning about codespaces and have a free 60 hours per month. I has hoping to see how much of the free amount I have used, but it seems like it will only show the billable amount.

I hope that this helps.

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