At large enough organizations, we may have 10's, if not 100's of capacities to manage.
While we do have some notification systems and other pieces of automation in place, the Capacity Metrics app is still valuable to see what's going on within the environment. I would like to continue using it at scale.
Right now, I can only view the metrics for one capacity at a time. It would be great if we could select multiple (or all) the capacities in the organization and be able to see at least their CU usage % over time from a single screen. This would make it easy to see any outliers or capacities that are trending towards a bad place over time from a single view.
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