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prakash9339
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VM performance report

VM performance report

how to generate the VM performance reports

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khaliqamar
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here is the way by esxtop , with it you dont need any third party tool.

RUN ESXTOP in batch mode i.e

esxtop -b -a -d 5 -n 100 > esxtop.csv

-b =batch mode

-a = gathered all information

-d = Delay

5 is in seconds

-n =iterations

and then the outcome file you can use in perfmon, excel  or in esxplot.

so by this way you will have everything in your file...

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DavoudTeimouri
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Hi friend,

What do you want exactly?

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prakash9339
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i want to generate the report for CPU and ram utilization for one day.I know how to export from vcenter but can get both in same report. 

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Hi,

Go to "Performance Tab" and "Overview" section, you can see both in same window.

Also you can use third-party software such as Veeam ONE at this regard.

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You can also try other 3rd party tools from SolarWinds and ManageEngine

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khaliqamar
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here is the way by esxtop , with it you dont need any third party tool.

RUN ESXTOP in batch mode i.e

esxtop -b -a -d 5 -n 100 > esxtop.csv

-b =batch mode

-a = gathered all information

-d = Delay

5 is in seconds

-n =iterations

and then the outcome file you can use in perfmon, excel  or in esxplot.

so by this way you will have everything in your file...

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