Data for virtual machines managed by hypervisors in capacity and relationship reports
You can include general information, and file and disk information for virtual machines in capacity and relationship reports.
Information about virtual machines
You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:
- Virtual Machine Name
- The name that was assigned to the virtual machine when it was added to the system.
- Virtual Machine Configuration File
- The path to the virtual machine configuration file for a hypervisor virtual machine, for example [datastore1] example/example.vmx.
- Virtual Machine Is Detected
- Shows whether the resource
was detected the last time that data was collected. If this value
is
Yes, the resource was detected. - Virtual Machine Number of CPU
- The number of processors on the virtual machine.
- Virtual Machine Status
- The condition of the resource, for example normal, warning, or error.
- Virtual Machine Total Memory (GiB)
- The amount of memory on a hypervisor virtual machine.
Virtual machine file information
You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:
- Virtual Machine File Path
- The path to the virtual machine configuration file, or to the virtual machine disk file for the virtual machine. The virtual machine configuration file is a .vmx file, and the virtual machine disk file is a .vmdk file.
- Virtual Machine File Logical Size (GiB)
- The logical size of a virtual machine disk file for a hypervisor virtual machine.
- Virtual Machine File Type
- The type of the file for the virtual machine. For example, the file can be a virtual machine configuration file, a virtual machine disk file, an ISO image file, or other types of virtual machine file.
Virtual machine disk information
You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:
- Virtual Machine Disk Name
- The name that was assigned to the virtual machine disk when it was added to the system.
- Virtual Machine Disk SCSI Target
- The bus address for the small computer system interface of the target on a disk.
- Virtual Machine Disk Type
- The type of virtual machine disk, for example, collection mirroring or logical disk mirroring.