VMware Monitoring has detailed Datastore performance reports such as latency, IOPS, disk usage, queue length, and throughput. In addition, you can see the model, subscription, serial number, and firmware version of your Datastore backend.
VMware Monitoring, vCenter, ESX Hosts, and vSphere monitoring and reporting software.
Datastore Reports
Detailed Datastore performance reports such as latency, IOPS, disk usage, queue length, and throughput. In addition, you can see the model, subscription, serial number, and firmware version of your Datastore backend.
This report helps you evaluate the Datastore resources available in your VMware infrastructure. There is no longer a need to generate Excel reports for the use of the Datastore for your management team. VirtualMetric is here to help you get the report quickly.
Virtual Disk Image (VMDK) Reports
VirtualMetric's VMware Monitoring tool allows you to get detailed inventory and performance reports of VMware VM disks. The minimum and maximum IOPS feature is supported. You can crawl your VM disks and limit them if they don't have a limit. Quickly gather a list of all the virtual machines, their corresponding data store(s), and the path to the VMDK files.
VMware Performance Report
Analyze your processor, memory, data storage, and network usage. Get important metrics such as read/write throughput, read/write latency, and IOPS usage. VirtualMetric performance reports are a powerful tool that helps system engineers achieve incredible performance and stability of their VMware infrastructure.
Host usage and agentless VM usage monitoring
The VirtualMetric VMware Monitoring solution provides detailed statistics for your host usage. CPU load and usage, free memory and storage reports, storage IOPS, network usage, and number of VMs per host. Everything presented visually is easy to understand and work with graphics.
An intelligent combination of host usage with agentless VM usage monitoring helps you easily control your VMware infrastructure. Comprehensive, up-to-date information about each VM in your virtualization.
VMware Storage Latency Monitoring
Storage latency is one of the most impactful things about the performance and responsiveness of VMware infrastructure. If your environment has high latency, you will get I/O waits and slow speed from read and write operations. The result is general performance issues and slow speed of full virtualization or I/O-intensive applications.
Monitoring storage latency helps you track the cause of latency and quickly identify any bottlenecks that cause performance issues.
VMware Monitoring superdimensionados e subdimensionados
Identify the virtual machines that have been allocated with more vRAM and vCPU than they need. Detailed tracking of the entire history of the VM, which helps optimize the efficiency of the VM.
Eliminate all latency issues, which an undersized VM can cause by quickly identifying the problematic VM. Allocate the necessary resources and quickly resolve the performance of the entire system.
Instant reports
VMware snapshots are essential for rapid VM recovery, but they are not a backup solution and should be used sparingly. The main reason for this is that snapshots can directly affect read performance on your virtual hard drives and waste valuable storage on your VMware infrastructure.
VirtualMetric provides detailed VMware snapshot reports, including snapshot name, creation time, snapshot notes, parent and child snapshot tree of virtual machines. Make instant reports of all virtual machines in your VMware Monitoring environment without the need to write scripts manually.
Detection of idle VMware Monitoring
Increase the efficiency and utilization of your VMware infrastructure by detecting idle VMs. How many times have you had the case of removing a VM after the completion of a project?
VMware Monitoring zombies consume your resources and can affect the stability, health, and security of your entire VMware infrastructure. Avoid any potential problems by discovering them and transferring the resources to the VMs in use.
API Access
All monitoring components use VMware Monitoring to communicate with the VirtualMetric database. You can easily install two or more VirtualMetric API functions to form a high-availability VirtualMetric API.
Thanks to the advanced API, you can create automation to add all new servers and hosts automatically to the monitoring system. There is no longer any need to discover the network or add new hosts manually.
Add new VMs, get reports, automatically use performance using the VirtualMetric API. Provide detailed monitoring for your customers within your cloud dashboard using the API.
More than a VMware monitoring software
Change Tracking
Monitor all changes to your virtualization and physical infrastructure and visualize them in useful tables and graphs.
Inventory Tracking
Inventory monitoring solution for easy IT asset management. Collects and reports data on Windows, Linux and VMware Monitoring inventories, software inventory, and hardware.
Log Analyzer
View all records in charts. Sophisticated log analysis to identify incorrect configurations, unwanted changes, intrusion attempts, or poor system performance.
Smart alerts and notifications
Query-based alerts and notifications to configure your own rules. Set up active hours, severity levels, planned downtime, and more.
Your top IT challenges solved
Inventory collection and change tracking for your VMware virtualization
The only monitoring solution that provides VMware inventory collection and change tracking for your VMware Monitoring stack.
Multi-axis charts to easily correlate data
Track the correlation between data such as VM I/O latency and VM CPU usage; VM IO usage, CPU usage, memory, and bandwidth.
VMware Monitoring Heatmap
Your environment in the blink of an eye. Immediately see the status of each host - Healthy, Monitor, Warning, or Error.
Web-based dynamic dashboard
Dynamic dashboard fully customizable to meet all types of requirements and tailored to the needs of VMware administrators and experts.
VMware capacity planning made easy
Predict when available resources will reach a low or minimum level. Improved resource allocation and load balancing.
Reduce system maintenance and support costs
Reduce the time spent troubleshooting or researching the roots of a performance issue. Eliminate VMware infrastructure downtime.
System Requirements:
CPU: 1.8 GHz dual core processor
RAM: 2 GB
HDD/SSD: 50 GB of free space on main drive
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 8 32-bit, Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit, and Microsoft Windows Vista 32-bit
Resolution: 1024×768
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