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Highest CPU usage
This panel lists the five VMs with highest average CPU usage over the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
- Virtual machine label
- Virtual machine name
- Minimum CPU usage
- Average CPU usage
- Maximum CPU usage
Highest RAM usage
This panel lists the five VMs with highest average RAM usage over the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
- Virtual machine label
- Virtual machine name
- Minimum RAM usage
- Average RAM usage
- Maximum RAM usage
Longest running VMs
This panel lists the five VMs with the highest uptime on the platform. It displays the following details:
- Virtual machine label
- Creation user
- Period
- State
Lowest CPU usage
This panel lists the five VMs with lowest average CPU usage over the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
- Virtual machine label
- Virtual machine name
- Minimum CPU usage
- Average CPU usage
- Maximum CPU usage
Lowest RAM usage
This panel lists the five VMs with lowest average RAM usage over the last 30 days. It displays the following details:
- Virtual machine label
- Virtual machine name
- Minimum RAM usage
- Average RAM usage
- Maximum RAM usage
Unused public IPs
This panel lists the public IPs that have been reserved by the enterprise but are not in use. It displays the following details:
- Virtual machine label
- Creation user
- Period
- State
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Privilege: Display enterprise statistics, Display enterprise limits in statistics |
By default, the statistics are updated at the interval set in Configuration View on the Dashboard page of the System Properties tab with the "Refresh interval for dashboard" parameter.
Virtual CPUs used by VMs that are currently deployed
VM disks that are created on the hypervisor datastore. This includes non-persistent VM system disks and ESXi hard disks.
These disks will be deleted when the VM is undeployed (GB)
This includes volumes of persistent external storage and persistent VM system disks (GB). GB of volumes in VDCs
To view usage and limits for a single virtual datacenter, select Virtual datacenters and then select one.
Key:
- Green = used
- Orange = soft limit
- Red = hard limit
Virtual appliances
Virtual datacenters
Events
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This is a condensed view of the Events view logs. It is controlled with the same privileges as the Events view, so if the user has no events privileges, no events window will display here. Otherwise, the window will display all events for the enterprise or all events, depending on the user's role, privileges and scope.
You can filter the events by severity, including All, ERROR, INFO, and WARN.
Click on an event to open the event in a popup.
Last deployed VMs
Related pages
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- IP address
- MAC
- VLAN
Unused load balancers
This panel lists load balancers that have been created by the enterprise in the provider but are not in use. It displays the following details:
- Name
- Algorithm