OS - VMware vSphere Opspack

VMware is considered a leading pioneer in virtualization, allowing users to virtualize everything from computing to the data center, and even extending into cloud and mobile devices. This constant evolution of all things virtual is intended to help users become more agile, responsive and profitable in their day-to-day work and helps them achieve business requirements.

What You Can Monitor Copied

This Opspack provides Host Templates allowing you to monitor your VMware vSphere ESXi Hosts, Guests, and Datastores, as well as constructing generic monitoring queries to run against your instances.

Host Templates Copied

The following Host Templates are currently provided by this Opspack. Click the name of each Host Template to be taken to the relevant information page, including a full Service Check description and usage instructions.

Host Template Description
OS - VMware vSphere ESXi Host Monitor an ESXi Host
OS - VMware vSphere ESXi Guest Monitor an ESXi Guest (supports vMotion)
OS - VMware vSphere ESXi Datastore Monitor an ESXi Datastore
OS - VMware vSphere ESXi Resource Pool Monitor an ESXi Resource Pool
OS - VMware vSphere ESXi Generic MOB Monitor Generic ESXi Metrics with values extracted directly from the Managed Object Browser
OS - VMware vSphere ESXi Generic Performance Counter Monitor Generic ESXi Metrics with values extracted via the Performance Manager
OS - VMware vSphere vCenter Monitor a VMware vCenter environment

Prerequisites Copied

Credentials for Role Privilege Name Description
vCenter Read-only N/A

Allows Automonitor Scan to discover ESXi Hosts, VMs, Datastores, Resource Pools and other VMware elements through vCenter.

Allows Opspacks to be informed of vMotion send and receive operations.

NOTE: Some vCenter Service Checks may require elevated permissions, which will be listed in the documented description.

ESXi Read-only (propagate to all children) Root > System

Allows Automonitor Scan to discover ESXi Hosts, VMs, Datastores, Resource Pools and other VMware elements through ESXi.

Allows relevant Host Templates to be allocated and Service Checks to retrieve metrics for the discovered resources.

NOTE: If the VMware server account DOES NOT have the right permissions, VMware Service Checks will fail.

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