Admin · Registry · Lifecycle
The fleet, counted end to end.
Every device in the registry rolled through its life: spares ready to deploy, what is carrying traffic today, what needs maintaining, and what is heading for retirement. One getter, one rollup, scoped to the spans this operator owns.
Warranty refresh wave inside 90 days.
Watch62 of 140 devices (44% of the fleet) leave vendor cover inside the next 90 days. That is a refresh decision, not a trickle: batch the extended-cover or replacement call before the window closes, or the maintain burden lands all at once.
Pair this with the end-of-sale count (9) and the end-of-support count (8) below. Devices leaving cover that are also past end of sale are replacement candidates, not extended-cover candidates.
Lifecycle rollup.
140 assets across 4 stages| Stage | Metric | Count | Share of fleet | Note | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Procurement | Spares on hand | 5 | 4% | Stocked and ready to deploy against the fleet. | Healthy |
| Deploy | Active in service | 125 | 89% | Devices carrying live traffic or customer services. | Healthy |
| Maintain | Failed or in maintenance | 10 | 7% | Off the plant for repair or under a maintenance window. | Act |
| Maintain | Open RMAs | 1 | 1% | Awaiting vendor return or replacement. | Watch |
| Maintain | Warranty expiring in 90 days | 62 | 44% | In cover today, but a refresh or extended-cover call is due. | Watch |
| Maintain | Warranty expired | 1 | 1% | Out of vendor cover. Repair is on the operator's dime. | Act |
| Retire | End of sale | 9 | 6% | No longer orderable. Last-time-buy and spares top-up land here. | Watch |
| Retire | End of support | 8 | 6% | No vendor support path. Retirement candidates. | Act |
The funnel is read top to bottom: spares flow into active, active drops into the maintain burden when it fails or leaves cover, and the retire queue is where end-of-sale and end-of-support devices collect for a replacement plan. Every count is sourced from the same registry engine every operator gets.
How these counts are built.
Each count is a rollup over the registry's device and inventory model. Active counts devices carrying live status; the maintain burden sums failed or in-maintenance devices, open RMAs, and warranty states; the retire queue counts devices whose hardware has reached end of sale or end of support. No second source of truth: the numbers here are the numbers the registry attests.