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The Radar cost charts summarize. Logs and Resources are where you go when you need the underlying rows.

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Logs

Radar → Snowflake → Logs and Radar → BigQuery → Logs pair a daily spend strip with the individual queries behind it.
The Radar Logs page: a cost recorder strip coloured by daily spend above a table of individual queries with their cost
  • The cost recorder shows one bar per day across the recent window, covering every workload: dbt™, BI, ad-hoc, and service queries alike. Bars are coloured by how heavy the day was, so spikes stand out next to the long tail, and the header carries the window, the total, and the peak day.
  • The Cost items table lists the top 5,000 items by cost. Every column sorts, and the most expensive items come first.
    • Snowflake: one row per query, with start time, query type, warehouse, user, role, query cost, and query id.
    • BigQuery: one row per distinct query per hour, with start time, job type, statement, project, user, estimated cost, bytes processed, jobs, and job id.
Click a day in the strip to scope the table to that day, and click it again to return to the full window. This is the fastest way to answer “what actually ran on the day the bill jumped?”.

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Resources

Resources is an inventory of what Radar has seen in the last 90 days of your cost data. It has two tabs:
  • Warehouses on Snowflake, or Projects on BigQuery.
  • Users: the users who ran the queries you paid for.
Filter either tab by name. Each row shows its spend over the last 90 days, how many days it was active, and when it was first and last seen.
The Radar Resources page listing Snowflake warehouses with their 90-day spend, active days and when they were first seen
Use it to find warehouses or projects that are barely used, ones that appeared recently and are not budgeted yet, or the users behind most of your spend.