Gain complete visibility into your VMware infrastructure by baselining your resources, including servers, hosts, and virtual machines. Learn more about an AI-powered VMware monitoring tool to boost efficiency, evade resource contention, and facilitate capacity planning. Auto-discover the entire virtual environment through vCenter.

1. Site24x7 VMware Monitoring
Auto discover your entire virtual environment

2. In this presentation...
→ VMware monitoring - An introduction
→ How does VMware monitoring works
→ Performance metrics for
→ VMware vCenter monitors
→ VMware Cluster monitors
→ VMware ESX/ESXi monitors
→ VMware VM monitors
→ VMware Datastore monitors
→ VMware Resource pool monitors
→ VMware Snapshot monitors
→ VMware Hardware monitors
→ Reporting and alerting
→ Benefits

3. VMware monitoring - An introduction
→ Complete visibility into your VMware
infrastructure by baselining your resources,
including servers, hosts, and virtual machines.
→ AI-powered VMware monitoring tool to boost
efficiency, evade resource contention, and
facilitate capacity planning.
→ Auto-discover the entire virtual environment
through vCenter

4. How VMware monitoring works?

5. How does VMware monitoring works?
→ Install On-Premise Poller: Download and install the On-Premise Poller within the designated network to
enable effective monitoring
→ Monitor vCenter from On-Premise Poller: Point the On-Premise Poller to your vCenter, facilitating data
collection on ESX/ESXi servers, virtual machines, and all vCenter components' performance.
→ Collect Key Metrics: Critical metrics, such as CPU, memory, and disk usage, are collected at five-minute
intervals to ensure comprehensive data collection.
→ Push Data to Site24x7 Server: The collected data are transmitted to the Site24x7 server for secure storage
and further analysis.
→ Set Customized Thresholds: Configure thresholds and receive timely alerts via voice calls, SMS, email, and
push notifications when these thresholds are exceeded, ensuring prompt attention to critical issues.

7. Get insights into virtual machines, clusters, hosts, datastores, and network components to stay ahead of
performance issues in CPU, Memory, Disk, and Uptime.
Performance metrics for VMware vCenter monitor

8. Analyze the performance across VM clusters by gauging key metrics, including CPU, memory, and storage
usage, Distributed Resource Scheduler, and Effective Storage capacity.
Performance metrics for VMware Cluster monitor

9. Ensure optimal resources for VMs by tracking the ESX/ESXi CPU, memory, disk, latencies, read-write rates,
and hardware sensors.
Performance metrics for VMware ESX/ESXi
monitor

10. Monitor the performance of your virtual environment and analyze VM space split up in associated datastores with
an agentless monitoring system.
Performance metrics for VMware VM monitor

11. View various storage and latency metrics to pinpoint the VMs exhausting the resources and plan
adequate storage capacity to avoid productivity issues.
Performance metrics for VMware Datastore
monitor

12. Performance metrics for VMware Resource pool
monitor
Monitor the utilization, reservations, limits, and share values of CPU and memory to avoid
resource contention.

13. Performance metrics for VMware Snapshot
monitor
Manage space requirements by tracking the age and size of individual snapshots, their impact on the associated
datastores, and avoid VM performance issues.

14. Performance metrics for VMware Hardware monitor
Monitor hardware sensors to view details on their status, count, and ESX host. The hardware sensors will be
automatically discovered and added for monitoring once an ESX/ESXi host is added.

15. Reporting and alerting
Configure AI-based threshold limits for all key performance metrics, and receive instant alerts on the mediums of
your choice. Take remedial actions and receive SLA reports, custom reports, top N reports, health trend reports,
and more, right in your inbox.

16. Benefits
→ Troubleshoot problems with hardware health
→ Assess datastore performance
→ Handle VM space issues by understanding snapshot behavior
→ Monitor CPU, memory, and network usage
→ Receive instant alerts
→ Monitor VMware VDI