Volume (on-prem)
On-prem volumes represent VM disks discovered by hypervisor targets. A VM will have one volume for each configured disk and another volume (representing the configuration) that always moves with Disk 1.
Synopsis
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Provides: | Storage resources for VMs to use Set the scope to a volume and view the Entity Information chart to see a list of VM-related files (such as VMDKs) contained in the volume. Set the scope to a VM to see a list of volumes attached to the VM. |
Consumes: | Datacenter resources |
Discovered through: | Hypervisor targets |
Actions
Turbonomic supports the following actions:
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Move
Move a VM's volume (virtual storage) due to excess utilization of the current datastore, or for more efficient utilization of datastores in the environment.
Points to consider:
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The default global policy includes a setting that directs Turbonomic to use relevant metrics when analyzing and recommending actions for volumes. For details, see Enable Analysis of On-prem Volumes.
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Turbonomic will not recommend moving a volume to a datastore that is currently in maintenance mode. Any volume in that datastore should move to an active datastore (for example, via vMotion).
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Reconfigure
Reconfigure a VM's volume (virtual storage) to comply with placement policies.